Monica Potter,
Freddie Prinze Jr.,
Shalom Harlow,
Ivana Milicevic,
Sarah O'Hare
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If you think you've seen a man killing someone, does that mean you shouldn't be dating him? This and other questions about modern relationships are explored in this offbeat romantic comedy. Amanda Pie... read more
Directed by: Mark Waters (VIII)
Release Date: February 2, 2001
DVD Release Date: July 31, 2001
Stats: 1,452 reviews
Monica Potter as a single girl and her four beautiful models as roomies are really hilarious by solving the mystery of the man of single girl's dreams who committing a cold-blooded crime after she was spying on him.
It's an average romantic comedy movie and also a farce and a screwball comedy. Monica Potter and Freddie Prinze Jr. had good on-screen chemistry. But, unfortunately for Freddie Prinze Jr., while he was good, it was the females, in this movie that stole the sh... read more
Monica Potter (Amanda) plays a woman with a quiet conservative life who has a horrible dating history and is looking for a room to move into. She ends up sharing an enormous flat with four supermodels but one night Amanda and her newly discovered supermodel roommates (who share o... read more
Trying to hard to make it a successful comedy, the plot was just ridiculous, could be seen as 2 irrelevant movies, toilet humor was over used, acting was really bad, only watch it if you are bored
Looked like a lot of other dumb movies of its kind but this one is quite funny.
This was actually a very hilarious comedy for me. It was a bit cheesy, but alot of hilarious scenes throughout the movie. Made me laugh especially with Freddie's bathroom scene! lol...Monica Potter and Freddie Prince, Jr. are very cute in this amusing movie. :D I liked it alot.
Chick flick, undoubtedly. But cute and snazzy... you can't deny Freddie's charm! Well you can, but that was kinda rhetorical... GOT IT?!
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Kerplunkingly unfunny and -- despite Potter's Julia Roberts-ish smile and ditz shtick -- charmless.
All that's lacking is anything remotely resembling wit or style.
The film's strenuous play for laughs tends to overshadow its assets. Full Review
Just another bland, fair-to-middling vehicle for two emerging, fledgling stars. Full Review
With each rewrite, it seems, things grew fouler, duller and more idiotic. Full Review
It feels like a movie some other actress rejected -- you can almost see Sandra Bullock using the screenplay manuscript as a coffee coaster. Full Review
Light stuff, the cinematic equivalent of the airy wax paper that separates cold cuts on a delicatessen scale. Full Review
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