Someone read this script and said " Yea I'll give you money to make this".

Rating: 2/10 (12 January 2010)

There is truly nothing I love more in this world than laughing at something that is intended to be dramatic. That is what a majority of the so called "dramatic" scenes did for me. This movie is intended to be a comedy with dramatic elements. I love when the drama becomes the comedy. One of my favorite touches in these kind of movies are characters like Tyler's who are going to Harvard, and the pretty boy who is secretly an amazing artist, and don't forget the slutty girl with the heart of gold. The suicide girl's character I believe was in every movie of the 90's dealing with teenagers. There is a reveal of Liv Tyler's character's speed addiction which leads to a big falling out between members of the store; this was intended to be dramatic. When the scene unfolded I found myself laughing as hard as I did when I saw Woody Allen's Bananas for the first time. This movie is very very very bad. If your in the mood for escapism than this is the movie for you or if you're dumb.
Also there is this scene where Liv Tyler yells at the boss in order to be the one who gives lunch to the 70's lowlife; her yell reminded me of the bad acting of Mischa Barton's yell on the O.C. very uncomfortable.
If you like this movie I hope that you're not an adult, if you're not you may still have a chance to be aware of what is good and what is bad. This movie was bad.