The House Bunny
Romance • PG-13 • 2008 • 1 hr 37 min
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Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone, Kat Dennings, Hugh Hefner
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So good, so witty, so funny would rewatch
Laughed out loud at this ridiculous 2000’s pop comedy. Farris is one of the best women in comedy. Fun supporting cast. Stone and Dennings.
It's a classic, and I watch ir every time it's on TV
Generic and mindless, but I enjoyed it. Perfect when you want something lighthearted and simple!
The romance part of this was completely unnecessary and kind of brought it down. Should have stayed focused on the girls and self growth.
If you want to watch a stupid movie with Anna Faris, this is the move! A lot of one liners and laughs.
Such a funny movie. I love Anna Ferris in this. Had me laughing from start to finish.
I feel like a lot of people wouldn't watch this simply due to how the cover looks. But its super fun and feel-good. I always go back to it.
A good comedy, teen movie. Good cast and good performances. Very funny
Faris make this movie work at her best advantage and it very much a dumb humor type movie that is funny at parts with light hearted story.
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