
It's not clear how the class is actually working for the students -- that part seems to have been edited out -- but the film switches gears when Dr. P senses that Roger is doing too well and decides to compete for the affections of Roger's neighbor Amanda (Jacinda Barrett). The rivalry dominates the rest of the movie, and viewers give up continuity to delight in some dirty, rotten tricks.
Ostensibly, this is a dark comedy. A few choice moments, but ultimately I wished it were either more dark or more comedic. Still, it was better than All the King's Men.
Story 69 September at least enjoyed Sarah Silverman.
She watched from the stands as her hero, number 6,
defied gravity. She’d long admired his big hands and
curly locks on television, but had never gotten this
close before.
Another miraculous shutout. She grabbed a notepad,
snuck into the locker room, and worked her magic.
Within weeks she knew she had failed. But there was
hope: her favorite actor was about to shoot a film in
the area.
1 comment:
Your movie reviews are great. And your 69 word stories are even better :)
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