Chris Pine,
Eddie Kaye Thomas,
Anjali Jay,
Jane Seymour,
Stephen Tobolowsky
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James Keach's romantic comedy Blind Dating concerns a 22-year old blind man named Danny (Chris Pine). Though Danny refuses to let his visual deficiency keep him from enjoying every aspect of life, he ... read more
DVD Release Date: February 5, 2008
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June 14, 2011If it weren't for Chris Pine's natural charm, this movie probably wouldn't have been half as good. I'm not usually a fan of romantic comedies, but I found that I really liked this one, for its main character as well as those around him. I really sympathized with Danny's desire to... read more
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March 3, 2011I really wish I could say this wasn't cheesy or lame, but it really is for the most part. The only redeeming quality is Chris Pine's really great performance. No one must have told him how dumb and ridiculous it was going to be because his character is really well developed and r... read more
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July 19, 2010Nothing special about this movie, really I mean that... Chris Pine act's was sucks, he played a blind man who wasn't like a blind man... Even he walking as a straight man... It is true that some scenes made me laugh, but the whole movie just not that good... Just watch it in your... read more
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July 19, 2010It's hysterically funny and interesting ideas that could have been explored in this comedy-drama movie - one is a blind young man, interested in a serious relationship and wanting to have sex with meaning and how he goes about pursing that relationship and what happens along the ... read more
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July 19, 2010Great, phenomenal movie! Hilarious. Chris Pine and Eddie Kaye Thomas are absolutely two crazy guys as they portray a couple of brothers in this movie. One is blind, and the other isn't. Pine's character wants to find true love, but feels that his blindness is the absolute factor ... read more
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July 19, 2010WHAT THE HELL?!
This is so boring, it's incredible!
I mean, I, having seen this movie, can't even believe it - and I'm an empiricist!
The world has gone crazy to now be making this type of film.
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July 19, 2010A comedy which stars off strong but loses its charm towards the end and becomes boring, good cencept about a blind guy but was possrly written towards the third act.
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September 15, 2011As a Chris Pine fan, I had to see this little-known early film of his. Though I'm sure the comedy here could have been of the more intelligent and witty variety, Pine and Thomas as his brother really get a good feel for the humor going, and seeing Seymour on screen is always a go... read more
Critic Reviews
May 11, 2007
Bruce Westbrook, Houston Chronicle
May 10, 2007
Annemarie Moody, Arizona Republic
The chemistry between Leeza and Danny is the only saving grace of this messy film. It's almost as if the writers couldn't stand to just watch them sweetly fall in love. Full Review
September 18, 2009
Limara Salt, Little White Lies
Blind Dating also manages to be an incredibly muddled 95 minutes in which emotions are replaced by aggressive music cues to force the viewer to care for characters that are paper thin at best.
September 18, 2009
Tom Huddlestone, Time Out
Pleasant but forgettable, it's destined to end up as little more than a minor footnote on Pine's megastar CV. Full Review
September 18, 2009
Wendy Ide, Times [UK]
The whole thing ends with a jolly multicultural dance montage so gruesome that temporary blindness would be a blessed relief. Full Review
September 18, 2009
Peter Bradshaw, Guardian [UK]
The standard of acting and directing is at a very low ebb. Full Review
September 18, 2009
Ben Rawson-Jones, Digital Spy
While Pine is superb in the lead role, almost everything else fails to convince in this vastly uneven, unfunny and only sporadically dramatic enterprise. Full Review
September 18, 2009
Elliott Noble, Sky Movies
Small wonder this hard-to-swallow cocktail of bawdy comedy, cross-cultural romance and issue-of-the-week melodrama was left on the shelf for three years. The marketing people can't have had a clue wha... Full Review
September 18, 2009
Jes Bickham, Filmstar Magazine
It's Pine that keeps the whole thing afloat, and he manages, astonishingly, to make even the clunkiest, cheesiest lines work, almost transforming the film's chocolate-box sentiments into something hon... Full Review
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