Sweetest Thing

The Bottom Line: Proof, if it were needed, that immature comedies are best left to the most immature species of them all: males. Hey, at least we do it right.

Review: Part one: The first contribution to my very own Drunken Review write-off. The rules are as simple as a two-piece jigsaw: get drunk. Watch film. Sit behind computer. Write about film. Post on site. It s not rocket science. First up, a film I have...

The Bottom Line: The cast is cute, and there are some genuinely funny parts. If you are into gross humor, then this is the movie for you.

Review: What would you do for true love?

It is a typical question posed in the cinematic world, and once again, it is posed in "The Sweetest Thing." A typical question which gets answered in a not so typical way.

The movie starts with...

The Bottom Line: The Sweetest Thing leaves a nasty aftertaste. Do not waste your money on this movie that appears to be have written and directed by a team of incompetent monkeys.

Review: The Sweetest Thing follows the exploits of perpetual party girl Christina (Cameron Diaz) when she finally gets bitten by the love bug. Christina's man strategy up to this point has been to use the catch and release program. Never be vulnerable,...

The Bottom Line: This is one of the funniest movies that I've seen all year. Wherever this sexy duo (Cameron and Christina) go, laughs are bound to follow!

Review: Despite what most of the reviewers here feel, I really enjoyed this movie. My girlfriend dragged me to see this movie and I thought it was gonna be a silly and stupid romantic love story. Instead I got a gross-out, sex-comedy, laugh riot of a movie!...

The Bottom Line: It may be more spunky, than it is sweet...but if you're looking for a gross-out romantic comedy that is NOT short on laughs...This is "The Sweetest Thing."

Review: "The Sweetest Thing," is basically the "American Pie," for women in their late twenties. But..."The Sweetest Thing," often focuses too much on the romance...which in this movie, is not all that interesting. It should have just stuck to the gross-out...

The Bottom Line: Cute stars and a few fun gags in search of a real movie.

Review: Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate, and Thomas Jane. They, and the chemistry between them, are the only sweet things about The Sweetest Thing, a sour attempt at making a Farrelly Brothers-style, down-and-dirty laugher for the female set.

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The Bottom Line: The Sweetest Thing will be best enjoyed by those who don't mind laughing till they cry, but should be avoided by those turned off by gross humor.

Review: They say that drama is easy and comedy is hard. Admittedly, it doesn?t take much more than some disgusting bodily humor to entertain your average male viewer. The Sweetest Thing has more than its share of gross-out gags, but, when at its best, it?s...

The Bottom Line: My wife says to go see it with your girlfriends. Does your wife count?

Review: Today, my wife and I decided to sneak away from the office to check out The Sweetest Thing which seemed to try and cement Cameron Diaz as a leading funny lady. At least that's what I got out of my wife. Actually, she said, "It looks funny and it's a...

The Bottom Line: Pretty good, mindless, Farrelly brothers style "gross-out" humor. Not for prudes or those easily offended by dirty jokes.

Review: I went to see this movie not expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. Though the script was lacking, it had some pretty funny moments and gave you a realistic girl's eye view of the dating scene.

Christina Walters (Cameron Diaz) and...

The Bottom Line: Not great, but better humor than most. If easily offended, stay away. Gender flipflop on "Something About Mary" that mostly works. TONS of broad sexual humor. See it.

Review: Not for the easily offended. Broad humour in the disguise of a "chick flick" really does appeal. Don't let low ratings or poor reviews scare you off.

I was going to say something like, "I hate to go against popular opinion ... but ...,"...