To ease their roommate through a relationship-induced depression, Christina Walters and Courtney Rockcliffe take her out on the town.
During their attempts to find her "Mr. Right Now", Christina meets Peter Donahue.
Missing her opportunity with him that night, Christina is talked into pursuing him to his brother's wedding.....
I've seen a hell of a lot of movies. On this site alone, I've reviewed over 1300 movies, and rated over 4000. But hand on heart, I can honestly say that this poor excuse for a movie is the single most awful film watching experience I have ever had.
Its sexist in more ways that one could explain, but seeing as its three girls, it's okay, after all,the Spice Girls made girl power so immature and abhorrent back in 1996.
Its inconsistent, unfunny, and quite offensive to the senses. If these three characters were support in an American Pie movie, or some other bawdy comedy like Superbad, people would be up in arms declaring the film makers as sexist.
Diaz is awful, as is Blair and that awful scene toward the end must have been so embarrassing for her.
Applegate is bad, but at least she doesn't over do the stupid lines she is given.
Seriously if a film bores me I wouldn't give it a second thought.
But this film, centred around poisonous consumerist articles, make the Sex and the City girls look polite and sensitive. It literally made me angry.
And for a piece of fiction to do that, really grieves me.
During their attempts to find her "Mr. Right Now", Christina meets Peter Donahue.
Missing her opportunity with him that night, Christina is talked into pursuing him to his brother's wedding.....
I've seen a hell of a lot of movies. On this site alone, I've reviewed over 1300 movies, and rated over 4000. But hand on heart, I can honestly say that this poor excuse for a movie is the single most awful film watching experience I have ever had.
Its sexist in more ways that one could explain, but seeing as its three girls, it's okay, after all,the Spice Girls made girl power so immature and abhorrent back in 1996.
Its inconsistent, unfunny, and quite offensive to the senses. If these three characters were support in an American Pie movie, or some other bawdy comedy like Superbad, people would be up in arms declaring the film makers as sexist.
Diaz is awful, as is Blair and that awful scene toward the end must have been so embarrassing for her.
Applegate is bad, but at least she doesn't over do the stupid lines she is given.
Seriously if a film bores me I wouldn't give it a second thought.
But this film, centred around poisonous consumerist articles, make the Sex and the City girls look polite and sensitive. It literally made me angry.
And for a piece of fiction to do that, really grieves me.