Clare Kramer - C2E2: Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo at McCormick Place - Day 2 at McCormick Place - Chicago, Illinois, United States - Saturday 19th March 2016
Clare Kramer - C2E2: Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo at McCormick Place - Day 2 at McCormick Place - Chicago, Illinois, United States - Saturday 19th March 2016
Clare Kramer Saturday 2nd October 2010 2010 Wizard World Big Apple Comic Con held at the Penn Plaza Pavilion. New York City, USA
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Like an episode of MTV's barely-legal late-night dorm life soap "Undressed," with 20 times the creativity but without any more substance, "The Rules of Attraction" is a stylish, glib, endemically energetic diversion that's indulgently entertaining but could have and should have been deeper.
Enthusiastically adapted by Roger Avery (co-writer of "Pulp Fiction" and writer-director of "Killing Zoe") from the whimsically subversive novel by Bret Easton Ellis, it's a black comedy about the feral underbelly of modern campus life, full of cinematic invention but narrative superficiality.
Populated by teen-TV lightweight types trying to gain edgy credibility, "Rules" stars James Van Der Beek ("Dawson's Creek") in the movie's most resonant performance as antihero Sean Bateman, a deviant college cool-jerk -- who, for the trivia-minded, is the younger brother of the title character in Ellis's "American Psycho."
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