I found this movie to be surprisingly enjoyable. Two caveats to that. (1) You should see this movie with a group of people. (2) Don't ask for more from this movie than you would the average, well, intentionally not that smart comedy.
Anna Faris is basically adorable in this movie. Hilarious, too. And the cast of young actors features a lot of young women on their way up. Can't say much for the men in this movie, as Hugh Hefner as himself is the only male that isn't awkward and out of place. I hate to say this, but again I finished a movie and felt badly for Colin Hanks. Poor guy just doesn't belong on screen.
The story is your generic Animal House/Revenge of the Nerds remake. A few plot holes, a few inconsistencies, but as I pointed these out I was reminded by the people I was watching with that the point of this film was not to be brilliant. It was to be entertaining, and "The House Bunny" entertained us all tonight far more than we expected.
Anna Faris is basically adorable in this movie. Hilarious, too. And the cast of young actors features a lot of young women on their way up. Can't say much for the men in this movie, as Hugh Hefner as himself is the only male that isn't awkward and out of place. I hate to say this, but again I finished a movie and felt badly for Colin Hanks. Poor guy just doesn't belong on screen.
The story is your generic Animal House/Revenge of the Nerds remake. A few plot holes, a few inconsistencies, but as I pointed these out I was reminded by the people I was watching with that the point of this film was not to be brilliant. It was to be entertaining, and "The House Bunny" entertained us all tonight far more than we expected.