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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The long closing sequence is virtuoso, redefining what went before and requiring Murphy to become a more complex character than she gave any hint of in the opening scenes. Read full review
A teen comedy that possesses a wickedly satirical streak. Read full review
Hunter is far too talented to waste her time with such mediocre material, as is co-star Kathy Bates, who plays Kippie Kann, an overbearing talk-show host. Read full review
Lacks so much as a single fresh idea; it lacks an entertaining way of presenting its stale ideas, too. Read full review
Offering few laughs and a climactic scene of breathtaking cruelty, this plot-heavy movie, directed by Nick Hurran from a screenplay by Melissa Carter and Elisa Bell, draws you into its malignant force field against your will. Read full review
It's an irrefutably bad movie, littered with paper-thin characters, crummy dialogue and a mawkish undercurrent that wells up any time it starts to resemble something smarter and snappier. Yet it is somehow redeemed by Murphy's agreeably quirky performance in a horribly underwritten role. Read full review
It's not well scripted enough or well acted enough to do much of anything, save make anyone watching really hate Brittany Murphy for being so annoying. Read full review
An awkward and aggressively unfunny film. Read full review
Here's a comedy of punishing tedium that pretends to be hip when it's so five minutes ago. Read full review
The big climax isn't climactic, just hysterical and incoherent. Murphy, with her bug-eyed, love-me mugging, is simply too slight and gawky to play the Everygirl. Read full review