Disturbing yet enthralling

It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.

Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Thankfully, I never went so far as to rent this pile of crap. It just happened to be on TV when I was doing something else. At first it seemed like a good idea but it turned out to be what was eventually expected of such an undertaking. Drop dead gorgeous the models are not. They have been made totally and utterly repulsive. Its totally disgusting to watch. From the very start, each and every member of the cast looks totally uninterested in the movie. None of them seem to know what they're doing. There's no story and very little acting too. There may be one or two moments where one could come close to smiling but the repulsive nature of this film is just not worth that. Avoid at all costs.

This movie is a classic low farce ... which is becoming a lost art in this age of political correctness. I thought this art had died with Benny Hill, the British cult comedian; thankfully, Jaime Pressly had the "ovarios" (=female "cojones")to have a stab at it.The editor of a struggling fashion magazine hires a ditzy consultant (Pressly) to stage a tropical "shoot" with the world's top five supermodels. What no one knows is ... the "shoot" is going to be just that, with results reminiscent of "Airplane!" and Monty Python.Everyone in the cast clearly had fun making it; it features egotistical, mentally unstable models, hilariously "asexual" photographers, and crusading lesbians. It lampoons the fashion/publishing world with the sort of crude humour that everyone (except the completely brainwashed) indulges in secretly these days, and along the way takes pot shots at everything from rap music to self-help culture to neo-naziism, not forgetting at least one sitting US Senator. Anyone who doesn't find any laughs here needs to be condemned to eternity with Garrison Keillor, Rosie O'Donnell, and Al Franken.

I just have to comment this movie because it has so little comments.And to warn people about good comments about this movie on the site.It is obviously they are fake because they comment just this movie..Someone is playing dirty(apologize if I mistaken,see it for yourself)..so don't be mislead....the movie sucks(can i use this word)...so boring ahhh..i was watching it at home ..and tried to kill myself....actually i don't even remember the film very well....what a pity...still wanna see it,it has some bright sights...good picture..hot ladies... in times could be funny...i guess...

It's all Eye Candy and that's what sells today. Pressly's needs voice training, if that is possible. She talks entirely too fast. Great looks, but she needs coaching in the speaking department. The other cast members are so-so. Move must have been made on someone lunch hours. It lacks direction and the story line isn't that good either. It is difficult to report on a movie that has very little to say about it. I rate it a "3" in the vote department and that is stretching it a bit.I wonder what the next movie that has Jamie Pressly will be about? the woman is a knock out but that's about all I can say.This movie review was submitted bySam Spader