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Everyone is missing the real problems


The whole message board is filled with "she is great/she is horrible".
LOOK. I don't particularly care for Jessica Simpson, but she CAN be in a movie like this and have it be passable. The problem here is the movie itself.
I know it is supossed to be a goofy comedy, and I am only 1/2 way thru it, but the script is just too bizarre, even when we are supossed to be dealing with a half wit country bumkin.

1. Andy Dick and that other woman (sorry, can't bother to learn character names for this movie) SEEM to want her to be the new secretary, BUT they go to great RIDICULOUS pains to ruin a kid's party to make her look bad??? The energy drink was actually an OK idea. They could have pulled that part off without anyone figuring out how the kids got all jacked up. But then there were fireworks in a pinata, and male strippers. NO ONE even questioned how these things happened and Jessica accepted full blame for them without even mentioning them.

2. So then Andy decides to feed her offensive lines to the Norwegians. Once again, do they want her to work there or not?

3. And now to the main offense (at least in the first hour anyway). Country bumkin Jessica, who is honest and trustworthy to a fault, decides to tell the woman about the SECRET SECRET project that she KNEW was secret and had to convince her boss to trust her. Just telling her was mistake one, and I can not accept this as part of her cluelessness because the concept is TOO SIMPLE. It is a SECRET and you PROMISED him and you asked him to TRUST you. But she didn't just TELL her about it, she let her take the file "just for the night and I will give it right back to you tomorrow" I am sorry, but that country girl should have said "No way, I promised and you can not have the file PERIOD".

Stop blaming Jessica Simpson for how terrible this movie is.

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I suppose, given the Constitutional Right to Free Speech, we can blame anyone we'd like for terribleness.

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