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Love Stinks (11-Aug-1999)

Director: Jeff Franklin

Writer: Jeff Franklin

Keywords: Comedy

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Tyra Banks
Model
4-Dec-1973   America's Next Top Model
Jason Bateman
Actor
14-Jan-1969   Arrested Development
Bill Bellamy
Comic
7-Apr-1965   Deaq on Fastlane
Colleen Camp
Actor
7-Jun-1953   Police Academy 2
Shanna Moakler
Actor
28-Mar-1975   Pacific Blue
John O'Hurley
Actor
9-Oct-1956   J. Peterman on Seinfeld
French Stewart
Actor
20-Feb-1964   Third Rock from the Sun
Tiffani Amber Thiessen
Actor
23-Jan-1974   Kelly Kapowski, Saved by the Bell
Bridgette Wilson
Actor
25-Sep-1973   Mortal Combat

REVIEWS

Review by Movie Maniac (posted on 30-Dec-2007)

This film is likely to never be considered any of its stars best work. Yet there really is a great deal to like about it and the farther into it one gets the more palatable it becomes. Its basically a story about boy meets girl, boy loses girl and then boy "gets" girl... emphasis on the "gets girl". In a farcical depiction of the progression of a relationship mainly based on physical and material attraction the inevitable blow-up becomes a vendetta-like see-saw of vindictiveness. The subsequent reconciliation proposed by Seth (French Stewart) to Chelsea (Brigitte Wilson) seems to be a bit too good to be true and the subsequent wait for the "hammer to fall" brings the movie to life. Side stories of the stress their strained relationship puts on mutual friends (Tyra Banks and Bill Bellamy) as well as the change in the relationship of two romantically involved characters in a t.v. sit-com that Seth writes for adds to the tension that is soon to be resolved by the surprise reconciliation. To reveal any more of the plot would ruin a very satisfying and entertaining conclusion.


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