Number Rolled: 33
Movie Name/Year: Dorfman
in Love (2011)
Genre: Romance
Length: 91
minutes
Rating: PG-13
Affiliated Companies:
IndieClear (Script Clearance)
Director: Brad
Leong
Writer: Wendy
Kout
Actors: Sara Rue,
Scott Wilson, Sophie Monk, Keri Lynn Pratt, Elliott Gould, Catherine Hicks,
Johann Urb, Kelen Coleman, Hayley Marie Norman, Jonathan Chase, Haaz Sleiman,
Todd Grinnell, Sonya Eddy, Krizia Bajos, Sarah Ripard, Bubba Ganter
Deb Dorfman is underappreciated by her family.
None-the-less, she’s surrounded by them. She works for her brother and lives
with her dad and can’t seem to raise her self-esteem enough to stand up to
them. When her crush goes off to a job overseas, she offers to watch his cat
and is thrust into a situation where she needs to evolve.
I expect more from Indie movies. Since Indie movies aren’t
held under the thumb of big production companies, I expect a certain amount of
creativity; they simply don’t have to pander to the least common denominator.
Unfortunately, some still do.
Dorfman in Love is
a movie that offers nothing to its genre. It makes Indie movies look bad and is
exactly the kind of movie that makes guys think “chick flicks” aren’t worth
their time. Hell, this “chick flick” wasn’t even worth MY time, and I do this
for a living. I spent the majority of the movie yawning.
There was a couple of amusing scenes, but everything else
was just terrible. I wouldn’t recommend this movie at all.
Rotten Tomatoes Critic Score – 14%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score – 57%
Netflix’s Prediction for Me – 3.6/5
Trust-the-Dice Score – 1/5
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