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Smiley Face (2007)

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Movie Info


Genre

Comedy

Release Date

November 16, 2007 (Limited)

MPAA Rating

R

Duration

84 min.

Studio

First Look Pictures

REVIEWS RATE:  Critics  Nothing's perfect, but it's worth seeing.    Readers  3 of 5 [Rate It]

Cast and Crew


Director

Gregg Araki

Producer

Gregg Araki, Henry Winterstern, Kevin Turen, Steve Golin, Alix Madigan

Screenwriter

Dylan Haggerty

Starring

Movie Story


Jane F. (Anna Faris), an unsuccessful slacker actress, is having a bad day. And it's getting more outrageous and comically surreal by the minute. Smiley Face is a freewheeling, cinematically stylized After Hours for the new millennium. Jane's misadventures begin when she treats herself to a batch of cupcakes left unattended by her psycho roommate (Danny Masterson) that prove not as innocent as they appear, Soon, she is trying to cross town so she can repay an unforgiving drug dealer (Adam Brody), attend an audition, and somehow replace the precious cupcakes. Bumming a ride from her roommate's friend (John Krasinski) - who is totally infatuated with her � she sets out on a long, strange trip. And when the original manuscript of the Communist Manifesto falls into her hands, things really get out of control.

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FUNNIEST MOVIE EVER!

posted by c.w on Apr 20, 2009

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posted by Zabreuil on Jul 15, 2009

If you have to do it, you might as well do it right.

posted by adipex online consul on Aug 01, 2009
 
 

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MOVIE REVIEWS BY CRITICS

“..still manages a dash of weirdness and spontaneity to keep things amusingly off-kilter..”
by Jay Antani [Filmcritic.com]
“..a decent diversion for those who are into comedies that are different than your standard fare..”
by Zack Haddad [Film Threat]
“..Although a rather flimsy confection in the final analysis, Smiley Face just about gets by thanks to the playing of a stalwart cast, especially Faris..”
by Richard Mowe [Boxoffice Magazine]