Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Kayden This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Cosmoeticadotcom Written & directed by Julie Davis, who stars as the title character- 29 year old best-selling Los Angeleno self-help author & celibate Amy Mandell who advises woman do not need men to be successful. There is also lesbianism at play, in the form of Amy's lecherous publicist Janet (Caroline Aaron- a Woody Allen veteran) who seeks to control & prey upon Amy's emotional anomy with thinly-veiled barbs about her looks. Amy is a typical Ivy League yenta who does not follow her own advice. Inside, she desperately wants love, but falls for jerks. The latest is a Howard Stern wannabe named Matthew Starr (Nick Chinlund). Amy does his radio show & falls for him, despite their banal pattering battle of the sexes. Yet, 1 can tell that they hit it off right away. He seems to be not as bad as he seems, but the set up veers away from triteness because we soon find out that while he's not the pig he plays he has deeper issues that will kibosh any relationship. & Amy is not the basket case we think, & have seen a 100 times before. Her problem is more profound: she actually is a well-adjusted person. This is shown in some funny scenes where the Jewish Amy seeks free counseling by going to confession with a priest (Jeff Cesario) who slowly falls in love with her despite his exasperation…. Here is the film's only real failing- that it copped out with what seems like an appeal for commercial over artistic success. Matthew & Amy's relationship will never last.

stan-czerwien I could go on and on about this waste of time - but here's the abbreviated version: The writing is a pseudo-intellectual blend of female hormones and half baked feelings. It is presented as somehow being a thought-out psychology of femaledom, but almost immediately morphs into female-dumb. I still have no idea as to why there were at least three or four totally gratuitous "Hey I'm Jewish!" references made by the lead character in this bomb (not to mention totally wearing out the viewer with "cellulite" references throughout this disaster), they had absolutely nothing to do with anything - they weren't even comedic.Don't let the premise of this movie and its flimsy dime store psychology be the only thing that causes you to pass it on the rental shelves - by no means. The actress who played the lead (she also wrote, directed and produced the movie as well) is sickening in her constant mugging for the camera. This movie is one of the clearest example of somebody having access to the means of making a movie, the knowledge of how to make a movie, the money to make a movie - and yet none of the talent to make a movie. I hate to make accusations because I know very little if anything about this actress, but I get the sneaking suspicion she really thinks she's something special.It offends men, Jewish people, Catholics, and - I'm certain - most women with an ounce of brains. But it doesn't offend in a "man I'm really going to challenge your mores and thought processes", no it just flat out offends with its misled stupidity.There.........now mug for the camera.........mug again.........act cutesy...........mug...........CUT!

Charles Herold (cherold) Cute, slightly offbeat romantic comedy is funny and I recognize some of the lead's attitudes and actions from girls I've known, so it kind of helps me figure out why they do some of the things they do, and I liked the way they would move from what was happening to what she was hearing and imagining, as when a guy's comments about having stayed with an ex for the good sex translating in her mind to a diatribe about her being fat. Movie has a rather cynical view towards self-help pop psychology books, which I think is justified. The big speech near the end of pretty stupid, the sort of unrealistic thing you see in Hollywood movies all the time. Not successful on all levels, and if I felt like it I could pick apart this or that, but overall it just works and is quite entertaining.

MelJJ123 Don't listen to most of these reviewers. This movie is fantastic!!! Definitely give it a chance. It's the kind of film that you can't stop smiling throughout . . . especially if you're single and in your 20's. I'm amazed it wasn't widely released.