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When in Rome (2010)
Director: Mark Steven Johnson
Movie review
From Time Out New York
Count the catty clichés in the first 15 minutes alone: A lonely museum curator (Bell) breaks her heel at a party after the DJ mistakenly announces her engagement. (OMG, she’s single? Cue turntable scratch.) Later, at her younger sister’s Roman wedding, a cute-but-late groomsman (Duhamel) runs down the aisle, his cell phone going off. The rest of the plot succeeds only in turning the already-meager charms of its stars into liabilities. (Full disclosure: The TONY offices make an appearance, as do the interiors of the Guggenheim.) Keep your coin far away from this toxic fountain of crap.Author: Joshua Rothkopf
Time Out New York Issue: 749: February 4 - 10, 2010
Cast & crew
Director: Mark Steven Johnson
Cast: Kristen Bell, Josh Duhamel, Anjelica Huston, Danny DeVito, Will Arnett
Genre(s): Comedy
Rated: PG-13
Duration: 91 mins
US Release: Feb 5 2010
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