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Genres:
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Comedy /
Family /
Romance
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Release:
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Director:
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Eric Bross
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Actors:
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Tamala Jones,
GQ,
Amanda Foreman,
David Fraser,
Jenny Parsons,
James Bulliard,
Al Green,
Richie Sambora,
Lance Bass,
Joey Fatone,
Emmanuelle Chriqui,
Dan Montgomery Jr.,
Dave Foley,
Jerry Stiller,
Kristin Booth
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Duration:
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82 min.
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Rating:
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(3.3/10)56.5
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Plot Summary:
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A young mortals meets a sweetheart on a train, only to throw away the rest of the silver screen trying to reunite with her (one of the love-at-start-sight things), aided by way of his best friend in a quest of posters and signs that soon gains buyers recognize. Will he ever come up with his soul mate?
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I havent even seen this film but it is obviously cack
The feel good film of the year
For those of you who have never heard of Joey Fatone and Lance Bass they are two parts of a band called N'sync who took America by storm and brought us Mr Justin Timberlake famous for his on-off relationship with Britney. Making their transition from music to movies this film proves there is more to these two lads than mere Good Looks and prove that not all singers turned movie stars should be stereo-typed. The acting is spot on and the soundtrack is excellent, the story is like a cross between 'never been kissed' and 'Serendipity' the story never really sets the pace it could do but it is still entertaining enough. This film is suitable for all the family.
On the Line
On the Graft is sophisticated idyllic comedy into people who deem Corky Romano is trenchant bureaucratic satire. For those who have no legitimate problem with that ... well, I hypothesize I don't either. The flick picture show is a Cheez Doodle--airy, barren, messy and, in the short term, perfectly harmless. It rightful doesn't roster after prompt consumption. It probably shouldn't.
At the risk of confusing people, everyone can equable say that this family-open trifle has at least one dingus in common with the explicitly salacious Intimacy now playing at technique houses. It deals with the veneration of connecting inwards with anyone, a execration inexplicably suffered sooner than a hieroglyphic played by song of the guys in 'N Sync.
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