Confessions of a Shopaholic is the worst excuse for a movie I have seen in a long, long, time. I even had very, very, low expectations, yet it is way worse than I thought it would be.
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Ha, ha, I can't believe you actually watched it! Best film I've seen recently is the 500 Days of Summer. A very cute and enjoyable film. I can't wait for the Jane Campion film about John Keats, Bright Star…it sounds brilliant!
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The book is just as bad! Probably worse since it inspired so many sequels!
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Hi, Thomas! LOL at your reaction to the movie. I've seen it, and, unlike you, it elicited no strong feelings in me. Hehehe. I neither liked it nor hated it.
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Mrs. B: I can't believe I watched it either.
Cass: I was thinking it might be a bad version of Sex in the City. Instead it made Hannah Montana look sophisticated.
Peter: Since you have good taste in books, I will let this one slide…
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Why on earth did you watch that? You could have spent those 2 hours reading. Or doing housework. Or sticking red hot pins in your eyes. What a waste.
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What shocks me more is that people will say they liked the book WITH A STRAIGHT FACE.
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I've got an even worse one for you: My Best Friend's Girl, with Dane Cook and Kate Hudson. That was how I wasted a couple of hours a few weekends ago, and I'm still mad about it.
Although others' suggestions here that the time could have been spent doing housework are a little disturbing–as bad as bad movies are, I think they're still better than doing housework. Could be just me, though.
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