I saw the screening of this movie both nights at the Tribeca Film Festival. Normally I wouldn't do this, but since I had a very small role in the film two separate groups of friends wanted to go see it on different nights. I wasn't surprised how entertained I was during the first showing...but if it is possible I actually liked it better the second time I saw it.  There are so many details that the writer and director were able to work into the film that it makes it a "must see" TWICE!  If you enjoy movies like Zoolander or Austin Powers you will find this movie in the same vein.  And you will be kept on the edge of your seat trying to figure out who has "The Look"!!

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