Review of The Babysitters (2008) by Stephen Holden for The New York Times — 15 Oct 2009
Shirley’s instant metamorphosis from insecure high school student to ruthless madam is ludicrous in spite of the best efforts of the talented Ms. Waterston to convince you otherwise. The Babysitters has the increasingly jerky momentum of a film that was butchered in the cutting room, sacrificing continuity and character development to whip the plot forward.
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This review of The Babysitters (2008) was written by Stephen Holden and published by The New York Times on 15 Oct 2009.
The Babysitters has generally received mixed reviews.
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