The outtakes over the closing credits are more interesting than the movie

Rating: 5/10 (26 August 2000)

A pleasant romp with the occasional funny scene that doesn't quite gel into a slapstick comedy. Everyone seems so blase about sex and violence and whatnot. It's not even sophomoric, more like freshmanic. There are enough twists and turns that you should avoid reading the imdb credits before seeing the film, but most of the twists are predictable. Cameron Diaz is cute and perky, the sort of person Markie Post (who plays her mother) grew out of for her role in Night Court. She's alternately too trusting and too quick to believe the worst of people. And she should believe the worst of everyone around her.
There are scenes under the credits at the end that aren't in the movie, which would have made it a far better movie. Oh well.