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She's Funny That Way
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She's Funny That Way

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She's Funny That Way

Imogen Poots, Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson lead this screwball comedy of errors that trigger when a married man (Wilson) helps out a prostitute (Poots) looking to make it big on Broadway. From filmmaking legend Peter Bogdanovich (The Last Picture Show), his first film in more than a decade. Co-stars Rhys Ifans, Will Forte and The Last Picture Show's Cybill Shepherd.

2014Rating: M93 minsUSA
Comedy
Flicks, Giles Hardie
Variety
Time Out
All Reviews (8)
Director:
Peter Bogdanovich ('The Last Picture Show', 'Paper Moon')
Writer:
Peter BogdanovichLouise Stratten
Cast:
Imogen PootsOwen WilsonJennifer AnistonKathryn HahnRhys IfansWill ForteCybill Shepherd

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She's Funny That Way / Reviews

Flicks, Giles Hardie

Flicks, Giles Hardie

Part bedroom farce, part Woody Allen wannabe, She’s Funny That Way is a funny little film that is loud and proud about being more fun than substance. Kicking off in a somewhat quirky Hollywood insider interview fashion, it is the tale of Isabella (Imogen Poots), now a big name actress who recounts the circumstances that enabled her to transition from Brooklyn nobody to rising star almost overnight. Those circumstances are insane, implausible and inventively amusing.

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Variety

Variety

After a thirteen-year absence, Peter Bogdanovich returns to theatrical filmmaking with an enthusiastic but low-fizz romantic farce.

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Time Out

Time Out

It's fluffy fun, packed with in-jokes for movie lovers.

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The Telegraph

The Telegraph

A hysterical screwball fantasia that openly steals from Lubitsch, Hawks, Capra and Sturges and wants to be caught with its fingers in the till.

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The Guardian

The Guardian

A derivative, low-octane comedy.

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Stuff

Stuff

Just feels like forgettable fantasy fluff.

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Hollywood Reporter

Hollywood Reporter

Peter Bogdanovich returns to screwball comedy and an intricate web of romantic complications.

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Empire Magazine

Empire Magazine

Peter Bogdanovich's attempt to update the screwball of the Golden Age lacks the requisite elegance, wit and charm.

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