Funny Valentine (2005) [R]

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Featuring:
Anthony Michael Hall, Marlo Marron, Ivan Martin

Written by:
Jeff Oppenheim

Directed by:
Jeff Oppenheim


Release Date:
December 12, 2005

Original Title:
Funny Valentine

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 90

Funny-Valentine is romantic comedy about what it takes to find true love in the city.

Josh is one of those guys who can't navigate the shallow NY singles scene. Not to worry, his two friends Tim and Sean are self proclaimed singles experts who are willing to help their buddy. From bestowing their dating wisdom, to giving their friend a total image make-over these two stop at nothing - including the writing, placement, and interviewing of a personal ad. Weeding out the three "right ones" or at least what they deem the most appropriate proves to be a monumental experience, even for these two. In the meantime, Josh applies some of his newly acquired wisdom coupled with his own honest approach on Doreen - a woman his two buddies have deemed out of his league. Indeed, it appears that all of his advances go unnoticed on this lovely but embittered singled mom. Of course love does triumph in the end, but it is found by the heart and only after the age-old adage of "to thine own self be true" is learned by one and all.

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Internet Movie Database 4.2/10

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