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The male reluctance to commit claims another victim in The Breakup Artist. Jim (Joseph Lyle Taylor, 100 Centre Street) flips through a shoebox full of photos of the women he's dumped as he bemoans his inability to commit. As he frets about breaking up with his current girlfriend, a professional cheerleader, he talks to a plastic statuette of the Infant of Prague on his dashboard. But when his best friend Teresa (Paula Devicq, Party of Five, Rescue Me) breaks up with her loutish fiance, Jim realizes she's the one woman he can't live without...and that, pretty much, is the entire plot of The Breakup Artist: About seventy minutes of self-flagellation mingled with brief moments of ogling and flirting (particularly with Jim's sexy new neighbor Mona, played by Sarita Choudhury, Mississippi Masala), followed by a moment of modest insight and (spoiler!) a happy resolution. The clumsy, overwritten dialogue and lifeless direction do not help. The ever-sprightly Sabrina Lloyd (Sports Night) brings some spark to her small role, while Regis Philbin (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire) makes an odd cameo and Ed Burns (The Brothers McMullen) literally walks on-screen for about ten seconds. --Bret Fetzer
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JIM IS A CHICK MAGNET WITH A SERIOUS PROBLEM: RELATIONSHIP ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER. HIS CURE? THE 'BREAKUP' AS AN ART FORM! JIM'S HILARIOUS TRIP DOWN THE TWISTED ROAD OF ROMANCE TO ITS SURPRISING DESTINATION IS SEXY, TOUCHING AND FRESH.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
enjoyable & witty drama,
By M D "SAMMY" (W Wales) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Breakup Artist (DVD)
I enjoyed this comedy drama & found it to be interesting on the whole. I would say that some of the scenes did not seem to gel completly as much as they could, but having watched it twice now I would say it's one of the better light hearted movies that i've watched this year.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Decent story, but not very well-produced,
By TomAzon (United States) - See all my reviews
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Not very good in any respect. Just half-hearted acting, writing, producing and music. The ending is predictable but I felt like they just looked for a spot to end the flick and used it. Don't bother buying this one.
They never did come out with a sound track since I heard John Oates had a song on it called "You Can't Get There From Here".
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