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Based on Steve Martin's best-selling novella, and starring Golden Globe® winner Claire Danes (Best Actress In A TV Series, MY SO-CALLED LIFE, 1994), Golden Globe® nominee Steve Martin (Best Actor In A Motion Picture -- Comedy/Musical, FATHER OF THE BRIDE PART II, 1995), and Jason Schwartzman (BEWITCHED), SHOPGIRL is a disarmingly funny love story. Mirabelle, brilliantly played by Danes, is an aspiring artist working behind the glove counter at a Beverly Hills department store when she meets two very different men -- Jeremy (Schwartzman), a socially inept guy who doesn't seem to be going anywhere, and Ray (Martin) a wealthy entrepreneur who has the world at his feet. Filled with the mixed signals and missteps of a modern romance, SHOPGIRL is a fresh and witty, warm, and funny romantic comedy you can't help but fall in love with.
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Screen Format: Color
Language: English
Reviewed by: durianjohn on 8/22/2006 8:41:24 PM
Reviewed by: durianjohn on 8/22/2006 8:41:24 PM
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Reviewed by: durianjohn on 8/22/2006 8:41:24 PM
Reviewed by: chriswigginton on 7/12/2006 10:50:49 PM
I wanted to see this ever since I saw the first trailer, but never made it to the theatre. Since then I have heard mixed reviews???mostly bad. I have to say I enjoyed the movie. Claire Daines and Jason Schwartzman give excellent performances. Steve Martin is a bit flat, especially when he does the few voiceover/narration bits. I could have lived without those and felt they detracted from the over all quality of the movie.
Reviewed by: Connie Fuller on 7/6/2006 8:04:09 AM
It's okay.....doesn'tkeep you on the edge of your seat though.