"When in Rome" Movie Review

"When in Rome"
0-10 My Rating: 5
Genre: Comedy
Director: Mark Steven Johnson
Screenplay: David Diamond, David Weissman
Cast: Kristen Bell, Josh Duhamel, Will Arnett, Alexis Dzien, Jon Heder, Danny DeVito
Time: min 1 hour, 28.
Rating: PG-13 (some suggestive content)

A sweet lightweight for those moments when simply do not want to be disturbed that the brain tends to write really, Chick flicks a bad name. Do not bother at all,unless the loss of 88 precious minutes of your time regret in this life.

In his quick way to DVD "When in Rome", the lamest simply appropriates more mundane aspects of the love story heavily since 1953 comedy classic "Roman Holiday" begins his public tiptoed around the country for a female indiscriminate .

Saved from oblivion only by a few funny extravagant performance full of self-character Dax Shepard, Danny DeVito as well as an energetic, aJon Heder and Will Arnett Nutsy bit, the film does not resort to substance. Kristen Bell is undeniably cute, but most definitely not Meg Ryan. It begins with some pleasant personality and never built on it from the first scene.

The plot is true that some innocent cheerful mood, but try a lot of nothing.

Beth (Kristen Bell), an ambitious young art curator, Guggenheim Museum junior, is disappointed by the love story once too often, decisions and dumping rightbefore a big fundraiser to benefit from the time of their sister (Alexis Dzien) suddenly announced a suitor to take beautiful wedding in Rome, around for a weekend visit.

Once in Rome, the wedding, she meets hunky Nick (Josh Duhamel), a New York Daily News sportswriter, former college friend of her sister's new husband (Luca Calvani) 's. Nick can actually be installed already. This move is another child to underline that things may or may not look goodBeth.

Suddenly, a rebellious mood and soon swept haughtily some magic coins seized from a well of love. This, in a magical touch of the well is an attraction for the four boys who threw the coins are very original, everyone, of course, New Yorkers, all of which now followed her home in New York. Nick regard of their being the subject of many male inclinations is good for you.

The other four are a very strange group. This is a crazy street magician(Jon Heder), a tycoon Sausage (Danny DeVito), a painter who loves to love (Will Arnett) and a model full-of-itself (Dax Shepard). When they do their amorous adventures, poor Nick has no idea why he prefers cool to him.

A sequence, the laughter would have standing, but not when Nick and Beth in a cafe in blackouts, where guests are blind, their life or another. But the humor is cheap and unimaginative.

Duhamel has a little useful to understandcomic timing but he has the character, humility OK. And check Heder, who like in-joke, again with Efren Ramirez, with whom in "Napoleon Dynamite coupled played." Danny DeVito is a bit 'more outrageous given the other dimension. But yes, Rome is shown in his romantic feelings.

This is certainly a happy little effort - little movies -.

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