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Annie Dull

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12 Responses to “Annie Dull”

  1. jeffmcm says:

    It’s a bad sign that I remember seeing Boiler Room, but I don’t remember anything that happened in it except fratboy i-bankers sitting around an unfurnished living room playing video games. Or was that college?

  2. HenryHill says:

    Prime makes you appreciate the flawed but sexy P.S.
    At least that movie had the balls to have a genuinely interesting sex scene, awkward, funny and sexy.

  3. EDouglas says:

    Well said, HenryHill. I didn’t like PS, but it did seem to take more chances and I thought Laura Linney and Marcia Gay Harden (and Topher Grace) were better in that then this trio. I was embarassed for Meryl Streep after watching Prime.
    BTW, David, I’m not sure, but I think Ben Younger’s character was meant to be Bryan Greenberg’s friend with the pies. Wasn’t there a similar best friend in Boiler Room or am I misremembering?
    All I could think of while watching Prime is what a night out with Cameron and Justin must be like. That’s pretty sad, right?

  4. PandaBear says:

    If you saw Unscripted then you would agree with DP. Greenberg is not a leading man.

  5. Angelus21 says:

    Prime just looks like a bad ABC movie. Just put in the older girl from the Gilmore Girls in the Uma role and some WB actor as the kid.

  6. LesterFreed says:

    I’ll see anything with Streep in it. She is one of the best out there.

  7. Sanchez says:

    What is with these directors trying to do Woody Allen? Be yourselves.

  8. jeffmcm says:

    That’s especially interesting since even Woody Allen has gotten tired of doing Woody Allen, check out the trailer for Match Point to see what I mean.

  9. Mark Ziegler says:

    Woody Allen now or 1979?

  10. Joe Straat says:

    By “I don

  11. BluStealer says:

    I think Meg Ryan misses those too.

  12. KamikazeCamelV2.0 says:

    heheh, that’s true (she probably also misses her original lips, but that’s another story).
    Man, Sleepless in Seattle, You’ve Got Mail, When Harry Met Sarry… that’s how you make modern romantic comedies.

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