A pleasant little film that tells the story of two former enemies forced by circumstances to become roommates. The girls end up running a phone sex line together.

It's not always as funny as it tries to be. But the young leads are very likable as they play off each other. One review I read described Blonde Jew Ari Graynor as "Kate Hudson with the soul of Bette Midler", and I think that about describes it. She's sassy, cute, and funny -- and I hope we see a lot more of her. Justin Long plays their gay best friend. As always, he's worth watching, as are some of the cameos trickled throughout the film.

I watched it between Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Expendables 2 during a long theater day. It made a refreshing break between Big and Loud.

If someone should ask me about this movie I would be like "It's stupid and cliché and ridiculous! I mean come on, who in their right mind would want to suffer through one and a half hour of embarrassing phone sex scenes?" And if someone should call it lame and stereotypical, I would be like "I know, right? The sassy homosexual guy with the lapdog who's only purpose is to cheer everyone up and make witty commentaries? Could it be more narrow-minded?!"

But then later, after making sure no one is around, I would put it on and tell it I'm sorry for all the bad things I said because I actually loved it.

Yo.

Saved itself from being god-awful by putting the ladies' friendship first over the other story lines.

"I love Ari Graynor (literally I do), she's very hot, gorgeous, very talented and versatile as an actor. I also am a fan of Justin Long's. Which is two the reasons why I wanted to see this and it's potentially intriguing idea. This is a pretty decent movie, it's not hilarious or laugh out-loud funny but it has it's charm, some good laughs, crudeness and good chemistry between it's two leads both Graynor & Laura Miller (Seth Rogen's real-life girlfriend). Justin Long has his moments as well as does some nice cameos from the likes of Seth Rogen, Kevin Smith and so on, so on. Decent movie to kill time for 80-85 minutes."

Nothing incredibly original, but I laughed far more than I thought I would.

riyl: colors, mediocre rom-coms, dirty talk

This takes the same premise as we see in Two Broke Girls and gives it an all together more vulgar feel - the problem is that Jamie Travis just doesn't seem to have the comedic chops to pull it off.

Saved itself from being god-awful by putting the ladies' friendship first over the other story lines.

If someone should ask me about this movie I would be like "It's stupid and cliché and ridiculous! I mean come on, who in their right mind would want to suffer through one and a half hour of embarrassing phone sex scenes?" And if someone should call it lame and stereotypical, I would be like "I know, right? The sassy homosexual guy with the lapdog who's only purpose is to cheer everyone up and make witty commentaries? Could it be more narrow-minded?!"

But then later, after making sure no one is around, I would put it on and tell it I'm sorry for all the bad things I said because I actually loved it.

The friendship stuff is well-handled and Ari Graynor (or Namesake Graynor as I like to think of her) gives a great, spirited performance. Unfortunately too many of the jokes fall flat and the conflict that arises during the final act feels extremely forced. But there's some fun to be had. Ken Marino wins the prize for: "best well-known actor we see jerking off."

Just on the wrong side of "too cute" (which I was willing to forgive, but that "I'm coming" reunion at the end was a wink-wink bridge too far), and very much on the wrong side of "ehh, we don't actually have a STORY to tell so much as a bunch of vignettes & post-collegiate-girl-buddy-comedy cliches seasoned with a healthy serving of dirty talk, a lot of contrived drama, & an enviable cameo list." (Ken Marino deserves his moment already, Hollywood.) Nice to see the ladies doing it for themselves, what with Miller & Graynor both credited as producers and Miller co-writing the script as well, but they both deserve better than this.