| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by Homer Yen (Rating: C) |
| The sweetest thing about "The Sweetest Thing" is
the collective performance of Cameron Diaz,
Christina Applegate, and Selma Blair who show us
that women who are this liberated really leave
men with no chance. Christina (Diaz), Courtney
(Applegate) and...more |
| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by Susan Granger (Rating: 2/10) |
| Susan Granger's review of "THE SWEETEST THING" (Columbia Pictures)
It's only April and we already have a viable candidate for the Worst
Picture of the Year award. How bad is it? So bad that delectable Cameron Diaz
with her dazzling smile ends...more |
| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by Laura Clifford (Rating: D) |
| Christina Walters (Cameron Diaz) is a swinging single who shimmies up
San Franciscan hills to keep her shape. When her good friend Jane
(Selma Blair, "Storytelling") gets dumped, Christina advises not to look
for "Mr. Right," but "Mr. Right Now."...more |
| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by Christopher Null (Rating: 2/5) |
| Cameron Diaz proved to have a knack for booty-shaking as she hustled her way
through Charlie's Angels, and the good news is The Sweetest Thing gives her
ample opportunity to shake her sweetest thing in every damn scene. The bad news
is that what is...more |
| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by Jon Popick (Rating: 3/10) |
| Part of me was really looking forward to seeing The Sweetest Thing because I
thought it would be cool to see a gross-out comedy penned by a female.
Meanwhile, a different part of me wanted to see it because there's a bunch
of hot broads in it (Cameron...more |
| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by Steve Rhodes (Rating: 1.5/4) |
| THE SWEETEST THING isn't. Christina Walters (Cameron Diaz), a RUNAWAY DATE, is
a woman whose motto is, "Don't look for Mr. Right. Look for Mr. Right Now."
The opening montage features a gaggle of guys whom she has dated once and
dumped. Seeing her...more |
| The Sweetest Thing Review |
| by JoBlo (Rating: 4/10) |
| PLOT:
A major CT, or "tease" for short, finally comes to the realization that she just
can't keep "playing" the fellas for the rest of her life, and that she's got to
come to terms with her own "fear" of commitment (you see, it has nothing to do
with her...more |
