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Review of by Sabra E — 30 Sep 2010

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A young British kid attending a prep school located somewhere in the northeast falls for a leggy exotic dancer after she kisses him at a sausagefest and steals his watch. She lives in a dump in Bushwick or Queens, and he finds her by bribing a taxi driver named Spider 14 dollars and some change to take him to her place.

The kid breaks into the dancer's home, goes through her junk bags, looks at her baby pictures and finds his watch. She comes home, they flirt, have dinner, then have feather exploding, cross-dressing pillow-fight-foreplay before making sweet love.

The next day the dancer's sugar daddy comes by and begs her for sex-on-the-regular--all expenses paid, even though it's obvious she just had sex with the British kid. She pitches a fit, tells sugar daddy to get lost; tells British kid to get lost, so he steals one of her baby pictures, goes back to prep school to whine about how he misses having sex with the dancer.

He eventually takes the picture back to her, and spies on her doing synchronized exotic dancing to classical music through a dirty warehouse window with two back-up exotic dancers. She catches him and instead of telling him to go away for being a dirty (broke, young, gullible) stalker, decides they're dating and dyes his hair blue.

He then takes her to visit her mom dying of cancer in the hospital, and saves her from getting gang raped at a frat party after she gets really drunk; this is before getting pushed out of a window onto a car by one of the dancer's military boyfriends who can't spell.

When the kid almost gets kicked out of prep school because of his crazy party lifestyle, the dancer shows up tells everyone that she's a con artist, tells them it's impossible not to stare at her ass, and threatens to expose one of the school's alumni as her very married sugar daddy.

In the end, hours after the kid jumps into a pond to celebrate the fact that he didn't get kicked out of school, he gives the dancer back the watch (she stole and he got back after breaking into her apartment) after she buys a crappy car and decides to go on a road trip.

This review of Whirlygirl (2006) was written by on 30 Sep 2010.

Whirlygirl has generally received mixed reviews.

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