My Last Five Girlfriends (2008)

My Last Five Girlfriends is a stab at an anti- romantic comedy, but with too dull a blade. Full Review

It's hard to get a date when you won't stop talking about yourself even though you don't have much to say.

Enough visual effect shots to rival a Transformers picture. And what does the screen blizzard amount to? An intolerable ride of self-importance and easily avoidable emotional trauma. Full Review

Director/writer Julian Kemp has totally embraced the notion that life is a merry-go-round and created a quick-paced, whimsical examination of the timeless quest for finding true love. Full Review

Packed with extremely clever touches, this film demonstrates that brains simply aren't enough for the rom-com genre Full Review

If the film is an intriguing attempt to do something different by way of a plot, it is not different enough to do more than pass the time. Full Review

The attempts at being witty end up being more gimmick than skill, and produce stereotypical characters depicted by average performances. Full Review

Kemp engages the eye with a variety of camera tricks and animated inventions that belie his modest budget. Full Review

The miracle is not that this guy lost five girlfriends, but that he ever attracted them in the first place. Full Review

Taking the central role of Duncan is Brendan Patricks, a pallid chap with pink watery eyes that make him look like a rabbit in the final stages of myxomatosis. Full Review