Un principe in giacca e cravatta
Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA freelance writer looking for romance sells a story to Cosmopolitan magazine about finding love in the workplace and goes undercover at a Finance Company.A freelance writer looking for romance sells a story to Cosmopolitan magazine about finding love in the workplace and goes undercover at a Finance Company.A freelance writer looking for romance sells a story to Cosmopolitan magazine about finding love in the workplace and goes undercover at a Finance Company.
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- (as Tarik Alherimi)
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The performances were good enough as well, as to support the story and deliver enjoyable characters.
The pace was okay too, though the ending was rushed and could have been handled better.
Hilary Duff gets hired by Cosmopolitan magazine to write an article about finding true love by finding the right man in the corporate workplace. Duff goes undercover at a finance company. However she is unqualified to be a PA, she has lied in her CV, acts like a 16 year old high school student and it's a wonder that she has not been fired on her first day.
Like Legally Blonde her charm sees her through but the film has a shallow and silly premise. There is a side plot where she is attracted to a British executive and her boss is uptight but has plans to save the company money by going green.
Its an unashamed and cynical chick flick aimed at younger females and even they would think its too far fetched.
The story, well, or what is supposed to be the story, is kind of far fetched, and a bit too quirky. But you get to live with that, because the actual story becomes part of the background fairly quickly.
What drives this movie are the characters, and the inevitable thing that you know will happen at the end - and it does! You quickly get immersed in the characters, and they are fairly nicely portrayed from everyone involved.
I actually found Hillary Duff, Matt Dallas and Michael McMillian to do quite a good job here. And I am not really much of a fan of Hillary Duff, but she pulled this one off nicely enough.
Of course, this sassy kind of romantic movie is intended to a female teen audience, and if you fall into that category, this movie would go straight home with you. I found the movie, however, to be fairly entertaining, though it is not a movie I will watch a second time around.
For a movie of this caliber, it is not too shabby, though it is sassy!
I don't know how to write this without actually using a grand host of swear words to try to conjure up images of how stupid and retarded and insane this entire premise and development and production actually was.
Not a fan of many romantic comedies, this certainly has to be at the bottom of the pile.
Even for MADE FOR TELEVISION, this was on a low scale presence of pure absurdity and stupidity combined.
Oh...what some people will sit through on a rainy day, so as not to get wet leaving the house. That was me...too lazy to step outside my door and have rain fall on my head...
Well I had to suffer somehow...and to watch this only made me want to get soaked instead.
This was stupid from 2 minutes in, till the end...and hopefully I will be a touch smarter the next time something like this comes my way.
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- QuizSecond film to feature both Hilary Duff and Jennifer Coolidge
- BlooperRight after Lane first meets Whitney, there's a boom mic visible at the top of the screen, but only for a second.
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Lane: Love just doesn't happen to girls like me; girls who build their hopes on an intricate web of day dreams. The truth is that everyone has issues and maybe building up a fake, perfect man in my mind was my biggest issue of all. I've been walking around with the ghost of my magic man. He's been haunting me, keeping me from a world of opportunities that were right in front of me...
Lane: There's no such thing as perfection. Love is for people who are realistic and smart enough to open up their heart and minds and to realize that a real relationship is the ultimate fantasy."
- ConnessioniReferenced in Suburgatory: Poetic Injustice (2012)
- Colonne sonoreLaser Luxe
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Written & Performed by Rupert Pope (as Sly Silver) & Reece Gilmore (as Sir Realist)
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Playing in bar scene when cocktail is spilled.
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