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RE: The remake was boring without sparkles or spirit-

Posted by danj on July 25, 2009 at 19:30:12:
It was, and on reflection feel I gave it too much credit, but it was a better film than most of the other so-called comedy-romances (romantic comedies?) of the past few years. Most modern 'comedies' and 'romances' might as well have been written by a computer, and I have scant evidence that some were not. They are painfully unfunny and derivative and badly acted. I was at least able to sit through a showing of "Sabrina"; something I can't say about too many movies these days. I wanted to kill myself about halfway through "National Treasure II" and will someone please tell me why Vince Vaughn continues to make movies?!?