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A comedy so unfunny that its biggest laugh comes when an actor (for the second time) takes a tennis ball to the groin. Nov 29, 2005
A comedy so unfunny that its biggest laugh comes when an actor (for the second time) takes a tennis ball to the groin.
John DeFore
The question the filmmaker is asking, perhaps of himself, is a legitimate one: How worthy is a life that consists of nondescript supporting film roles, a lousy TV show and a string of failed relationships? Nov 11, 2005 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
The question the filmmaker is asking, perhaps of himself, is a legitimate one: How worthy is a life that consists of nondescript supporting film roles, a lousy TV show and a string of failed relationships?
G. Allen Johnson
The movie isn't deeply about anything, even including tennis, though it has a smartly rancid skill in spearing phonies. Nov 11, 2005 | Rating: 2.5/4
The movie isn't deeply about anything, even including tennis, though it has a smartly rancid skill in spearing phonies.
David Elliott
If you're a fan of the actors, it's worthwhile, but there's nothing much else to it. Nov 10, 2005
If you're a fan of the actors, it's worthwhile, but there's nothing much else to it.
Luke Y. Thompson
It's saved from being too weird by the always charming Logue as well as hysterical performances by Stephen Dorff as a fakey country singer and Paul Rudd and Henry Thomas as over the top porn stars. Oct 22, 2005 | Rating: 3.5/5
It's saved from being too weird by the always charming Logue as well as hysterical performances by Stephen Dorff as a fakey country singer and Paul Rudd and Henry Thomas as over the top porn stars.
Don R. Lewis
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