A clever script and witty acting make this documentary style, shot on digital film sparkle and stand out from the rest of the films in this genre. The standout performance is the pushy heard but never seen producer who utters the immortal line "Right now the only director I know is you and my dick".
This review of 20 Dates (1998) was written by Paul C on 17 Jan 2008.
20 Dates has generally received mixed reviews.
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