PG-13 for language
Starring Kaley Cuoco, Teri Polo, Chris Klein, Dylan Walsh, Dennis Farina
Directed by Ellie Kanner
The Story:
Hannah (Cuoco) is in a group with other writers who meet and chat with one another about their work. Misery loves company, but when impending news that she has a publisher interested in her work, jealousy begins to creep into the group.
What a waste of a talented cast.
I made it 20 minutes into this mockumentary style film before I gave up.
So many different characters, and the mockumentary kept going to them for true confessions like a reality style confessional.
This caused the movie to just lurch and jolt forward with the narrative to the point where I just didn't care anymore.
Henry (Klein) is in love with Hannah but slow to act on it.
Colette and Alan (Polo and Walsh) are a married couple with delusions of writing grandeur.
The biggest disappointment, and best part of the film, was gun-loving, scenery chewing John K. Butzin (Farina) who was great, but in too small of a dose to keep watching.
RIP Mr. Farina. You deserved to go out better than this.
Final Grade: D
Rewatchability/Purchase Factor: No thanks. Welcome to the Turkey Pile.
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