The House Bunny

Five seconds in, I was like, "Jesus Christ." A few minutes later I was more like, "Oh my God." But then I settled in and the movie found its stride and I enjoyed it. It never really rises above being a second-rate "Legally Blonde" or a shameless plug for Playboy, but it has its moments, almost all of them courtesy of Anna Faris. My favorite parts were when she said "Good morning, Pooter. You're looking dapper," and said Natalie in her Exorcist voice. They don't sound funny, but if you watch it, you'll know what I mean. Come to think of it, I was so amused by this movie that in retrospect, "The House Bunny" made "Burn After Reading" look like "Manhattan."