Save the Date

Geoffrey Arend - the man responsible for one of the greatest comedy lines in cinema in 'Super Troopers', "the snozzberies taste like snozzberries" - is worth watching, but the story is boring and predictable despite the facade of 'indie experimentation'.

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This movie was as shallow as a kiddie pool. Sure, Lizzy Caplan is great in everything she does and honestly if Caplan and Brie weren't in this movie it would have sunk to the bottom of the charts. The worst thing about this movie is the ending. I hate when movies end in mid sentence. Half the time movies do this I have to rewind it to make sure my dvd player didn't skip. I also just didn't love any of the characters at all except for maybe Jonathan's part. Only watch if you are dying for Romance

#16#, rw2, actresses, oldies(2) }*{ #13#, story, actresses

I really like Lizzy Caplan and Alison Brie and all the guys in this.

Lizzy Caplan, guys. I dig Lizzy Caplan. She's my favorite. Anything she does gets high marks in my book. Seriously, though, this Gen Y-ish chick flick is actually pretty good, with realistic, believable, and relateable characters, locales, and situations. Sure, sometimes they're whiny, self-involved, and annoying, but aren't we all. Also, Lizzy Caplan.

Hipster Woody Allen movie.

"What's worst about the film is how it appropriates its main character's noncommittal selfishness to support its own quaint, anti-establishment themes." - R. Kurt Osenlund