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The Sweetest Thing, 2002
English
USA
Profile of The Sweetest Thing
The Sweetest Thing can be described as humorous and feel good. The plot revolves around opposites attracting, looking for love, and partners. Its comic aspect comes from grossout humor. The Sweetest Thing's main genres are comedy and romance. In terms of style, it has a road movie structure and stars a strong female character. In approach, it is realistic. The Sweetest Thing is set, at least in part, at a nightclub. It is located in San Francisco. It takes place in contemporary times. The Sweetest Thing is well suited for a girls' night, a date night, and teens.
Summary of The Sweetest Thing
Where can a girl who is usually the heartbreaker find the perfect guy? For Christina Walters (Cameron Diaz), the answer is the San Francisco nightclub where she meets Peter Donahue (Thomas Jane). Unfortunately, their meeting is fleeting and this quintessential hip party girl is left in unfamiliar territory--smitten by a total stranger. Determined to see her best friend happy, Courtney Rockliffe (Christina Applegate) takes Christina on a road trip to Peter's sleepy California hometown in search of the man of her dreams. In the meantime, Christina's roommate, the just-dumped Jane Burns (Selma Blair), engages in her own lusty pursuits. Diaz and Applegate have great chemistry and are utterly believable as best friends. The script by Nancy M. Pimental, who wrote for South Park, blends raunchy humor and sentimentality, both of which are complimented by a healthy dose of sight gags. Directed by Roger Kumble (CRUEL INTENTIONS), THE SWEETEST THING is an amusing--albeit somewhat crude--look at what people will do for love. The film also features Jason Bateman in fine form as Peter's brother, indie queen Parker Posey as a bride-to-be, and a brief appearance by Applegate's real-life husband, actor Jonathan Schaech.
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| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 12 April 2002 |
| Runtime: | 88 min |
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as Christina Walters
as Courtney Rockcliffe
as Jane Burns
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