ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Lollivan It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

thekarmicnomad I picked this up from a free trial of a movie channel on a random Wednesday evening. I thought it was perfect.The film has a wide range of comedy from witty sarcasm to toilet humour. The characters (especially the models) are blatant stereotypes but they are not portrayed in a malicious way allowing you to get attached to them. The plot is fairly basic ( a mix of 'Shes all that' and 'Rear Window') but has just enough substance to keep you from drifting off.Sterling performance from Monica Porter, production, lighting, sound track etc. all to standard.Don't expect to have your mind blown or injure yourself laughing. Do expect a good solid rom-com you can relax and grin too.

pulliamrl I cannot criticize negative reactions to this film, but there is a charm that Freddie Prinz possesses that no movie maker has yet capitalized upon. He COULD fill the shoes of Cary Grant IF someone with actual intelligence could write a script suitable for him.My reason for posting this comment is that someone -- in going over the plot -- said the girl did not call the police when she allegedly witnessed Prinz's character murder someone (behind a curtain...so she only saw shadows).She most pointedly and assuredly DID call the police. One of the key plot points for this section of the film is that the police DON'T TAKE HER SERIOUSLY.I'd be able to take a condemnation of this film more seriously IF the reviewer gave some evidence of actually SEEING the film

Amy Adler Amanda (Monica Potter) is an art restorer for a New York City museum. Needing a new apartment with a miniscule rent, she finds a tiny room. It is located in the spacious apartment of four supermodels! Amanda gets the large closet. When a good-looking man (Freddie Prinze, Jr.) moves into an apartment nearby, the models encourage Amanda to express an interest in him. However, Mandy thinks she sees him commit a murder! What's happening?Monica Potter is so lovely and charming in this film, one wishes she had a better vehicle. The plot is okay but takes a long time to develop. However, the costumes and sets are great and Prinze and the models make wonderful eye candy, too. One could do worse than spend an afternoon with all of these attractive folks. Recommended as an alternate choice for those who have laughed and cried through two dozen other romantic comedies with mild suspense.

dabearkat I caught this movie on TNT today and am honestly surprised by how many people on this board think it's a delightful romantic comedy. Almost everything about it is contrived, ill- conceived, and just plain un-funny. It annoyed me from the very beginning, when the woman's co-worker brought her a coffee whilst she was RESTORING A RENAISSANCE PAINTING. I'm usually not nit-picky about little details like this, but come on! It's highly unlikely, nay impossible, that the Metropolitan Museum of Art would allow their restorers to sip coffee around 600 year old paintings. It's a little thing yes, but it just goes to show how slipshod this movie really is. Don't ask me why I actually sat through the entire thing, because I honestly don't know. It was a little like rubbernecking a trainweck, I guess.