God, Evie, if you were going to turn gay you could've at least chosen someone pretty.
If you like romantic comedies, then you will love this one.
It is a small budget indie, but don't let that keep you away.
This is Laurel Holloman from "The L Word"'s debut film. She plays Randy Dean, a girl who lives on the wrong side of the tracks, and is not particularly pretty. She smokes weed, fails her classes, and likes loud rock music.
She runs into Evie (Nicole Ari Parker in her debut performance) and they slowly fall in love. Now, Evie takes trips to Paris with her mother, listens to opera, and is well-read and well educated.
Two more opposite girls you cannot imagine.
Yes, it is romantic, but it becomes so funny at the end that you forget that while you are laughing yourself silly.
It is a small budget indie, but don't let that keep you away.
This is Laurel Holloman from "The L Word"'s debut film. She plays Randy Dean, a girl who lives on the wrong side of the tracks, and is not particularly pretty. She smokes weed, fails her classes, and likes loud rock music.
She runs into Evie (Nicole Ari Parker in her debut performance) and they slowly fall in love. Now, Evie takes trips to Paris with her mother, listens to opera, and is well-read and well educated.
Two more opposite girls you cannot imagine.
Yes, it is romantic, but it becomes so funny at the end that you forget that while you are laughing yourself silly.
- lastliberal
- 24 अक्टू॰ 2008