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19 April 2007 (Argentina) morePlot:
Marnie just graduated from college, drinks likes she's still in school, and is looking for a temp job but a permanent boyfriend... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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A show about nothing..... moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Kate Dollenmayer | ... | Marnie | |
| Mark Herlehy | ... | Grady (tattoo artist) | |
| Christian Rudder | ... | Alex | |
| Jennifer L. Schaper | ... | Rachel | |
| Myles Paige | ... | Dave | |
| Marshall Lewy | ... | Wyatt | |
| Danny Miller | ... | Gary (engineer) | |
| Mark Capraro | ... | Travis (engineering assoc.) | |
| Sabrina Hawthorne | ... | Laurie (engineer) | |
| Lissa Patton Rudder | ... | Susan | |
| Andrew Bujalski | ... | Mitchell | |
| William Westfall | ... | Jeff (party guest) | |
| Jed McCaleb | ... | Lance (party guest) | |
| Sheila Dubman | ... | Kimberly (temp boss) | |
| Justin Rice | ... | Jed (roommate) |
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Marnie: Hey, if you could move anywhere, if you were moving out of here, just anywhere in the country, or anywhere I guess, where would you move?Alex: I dunno. I guess a better question is: if you were thirteen feet tall, would you rather be that or have eyes on the stalks on top of your head?
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where have we heard this before? Ah yes, Woody Allen on down to his character actor acquaintance Larry David (creator of Seinfeld), etc...., etc.... Yes, it was once a novel idea. In 1979.
Has anyone who watched this ever seen Woody Allen's "Manhattan"? you will be interested in the parallels.
This was filmed primarily in Allston and Cambridge, and I agree with an early reviewer, who stated that a mirror image of his own single life there was reflected. Imagine each person living in The Back Bay or South End with a similar story. After all everyone has experienced the void of dating, working in Boston,(or any metro area city) and going home alone on your birthday. Not exactly earth shattering.
Kate Dollenmayer is not bad as the primary character, but Andrew Bujalski has so many Allen-like mannerisms, it is almost embarrassing to watch. The only members of the audience who will not pick this out would have to be 17 years old, at most.
There are a few decent scenes, the awkwardness Kate feels with an old boyfriend, the vacuous conversation at a keg party, but really; is this considered different?. If it is, then next time you or I go to the supermarket we should tag along someone with a handy cam, start a conversation, and we too would be considered a writer/director.