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Content Warnings:
Sensual Content
General Themes and Other Content:
Non-Sensual/Non-Crude Sex Talk,
Thematic Sexual Situation(s),
Homosexual/Lesbian Characters,
Implied Premarital Sex,
Revealing Clothing,
Some Suggestive Dialogue,
Alcohol Consumption,
Drug Use,
Drug References,
Intense Thematic Elements,
Dysfunctional Relationships
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Paul Schneider
Jennifer Westfeldt
Poppy Montgomery
Tori Spelling
Dorian Missick
Amanday Bynes
Kaarina Aufranc
Elya Baskin
Chelle Cerceo
Shawn Christian
Paul Schneider as Owen
Jennifer Westfeldt as Val
Poppy Montgomery as Allison
Tori Spelling as Stephanie
Dorian Missick as Rob
Amanday Bynes as Bucky
Kaarina Aufranc as Eileen
Elya Baskin as Prof. Stepniak
Chelle Cerceo as Party Guest
Shawn Christian as Rory
Ryan Christopher as Cafe Patron
Stacie Richards Dail as Party Guest
Will Davis as Party Guest
Kevin Delaney as Daniel
Gina DeVettori as Hot Actress
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Owen McCabe (Paul Schneider, All the Real Girls) may be a nice guy, but he's a loser in love. Tired of rejection, the LA denizen decides to stop being so darn nice. After all, he's not bad looking and he has a decent job--he's a busy ghostwriter--so the nice-ness must be to blame. He starts by telling his friends what he really thinks about them. Except for his bisexual roommate, Allison (Poppy Montgomery, Without a Trace), this scares them away, but he decides he'll be better off. (As for Allison, he can't think of anything mean to say.) Just as he's enjoying his newfound freedom, Owen runs into Val (Jennifer Westfeldt, Kissing Jessica Stein), a friend on whom he's been harboring a crush. Turns out she feels the same and has also recently exited a long-term relationship. Owen decides to come clean and tell her he just wants to sleep with her, but doesn't get the chance. Consequently, she thinks he's...nice. Despite his best efforts, he can't convince her he's a cad. Val really likes h
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MPAA Rating:
R
Theatrical Release:
5/6/2004
ClearPlay Filters:
Volume 4
Genres:
Comedy, Romance
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