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By Sara Michelle Fetters (1,688) for MovieFreak.com (1,674) on 21 Aug 2008

Let me make this simple. Faris is incredible…

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By Brandon Fibbs (448) for BrandonFibbs.com (287) on 21 Aug 2008

Although the film is yet another in a long line of hackneyed, low-brow comedies this year, it is rescued by the witty charms and bubbly personality…

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By Rossiter Drake (177) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 20 Aug 2008

Faris' ability to turn an otherwise mediocre exercise into a charming farce may not earn her any awards, but it gives us something to look…

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By Kevin Mccarthy (392) for WJFK-FM (CBS Radio) (143) on 20 Aug 2008

This is one of those flicks that you almost feel bad liking as a critic but I could not help laughing throughout this entire film…

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By Maryann Johanson (2,701) for Flick Filosopher (2,694) on 20 Aug 2008

You've heard the term sex bomb. Now hear this: The House Bunny is a nuclear sex bomb, a radioactive weapon deadly to all forms of life…

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By Sean Axmaker (1,564) for Seattle Post-Intelligencer (2,422) on 20 Aug 2008

there is really only one surprise: It's funny. Dumb, yes, but funny…

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By Eric D. Snider (2,489) for EricDSnider.com (2,026) on 20 Aug 2008

Offers more actual empowerment and inspiration to young women than the phony Sex and the City or Mamma Mia!, and it's a lot funnier to boot…

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By Nell Minow (2,357) for Beliefnet (937) on 20 Aug 2008

The screenplay inflicts a little more injury on Faris than it intends to by committing the very sins it half-heartedly attempts to parody…

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By Bill Clark (530) for FromTheBalcony (528) on 20 Aug 2008

Her [Faris'] charisma and comic timing, coupled with the schizophrenic script by Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith, makes The House Bunny…

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By Dustin Putman (2,479) for TheFilmFile.com (2,314) on 20 Aug 2008

Like a modern-day Lucille Ball, Anna Faris is a pure and utter natural, brilliant at getting a laugh and just as adept at finding the pathos…

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By Brian Orndorf (4,059) for BrianOrndorf.com (1,055) on 20 Aug 2008

Faris is rarity in the industry: a legitimately hilarious performer with a virtuoso sense of timing and screwball articulation…

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By Edward Douglas (1,395) for ComingSoon.net (2,031) on 20 Aug 2008

As much as the word 'vapid' is thrown around in the movie, it's also the perfect adjective to describe it…

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By Alonso Duralde (1,351) for MSNBC (243) on 20 Aug 2008

It's a movie that wastes the talents of up-and-comers (Emma Stone from Superbad), rising stars (the sublimely funny -- in other movies -- Anna…

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By Ted Fry (163) for Seattle Times (3,524) on 20 Aug 2008

If another dumb-blonde joke is something you've hoped never to suffer again, make every effort to avoid the protracted punch line that constitutes…

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By Christy Lemire (1,262) for Associated Press (1,685) on 20 Aug 2008

The purpose of this comedy is to serve as a showcase for Anna Faris, whose sunny disposition and solid comic timing make The House Bunny more…

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By Frank Swietek (3,473) for One Guy's Opinion (3,473) on 20 Aug 2008

[An] on-and-off comedy...as airheaded as its ditzy heroine. But it has a goofily good-natured quality…

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By Joshua Tyler (625) for CinemaBlend.com (1,378) on 20 Aug 2008

Approaches the idea of telling a compelling story pretty casually. The House Bunny knows from the outset its plot isn't very interesting…

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By Austin Kennedy (419) for Sin Magazine (286) on 19 Aug 2008

What else can you say about a movie when Christopher McDonald counting to 30 is the funniest thing that happens in it…

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