Drive-Away Dolls ultimately plays like a sloppy exploitation B-movie. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. However even as that, it never quite delivers on the slap-dash fun it promises.
Whereas Diablo Cody’s recent Lisa Frankenstein is similar in quirk and wit, it is never quite as smart as it thinks it is, and Drive-Away Dolls never even tries to be smart. But, even as a silly romantic comedy, it’s as shallow as it is forgettable.
It's a cinematic road trip where the excitement has dwindled long before the closing credits roll.