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Little Black
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Year:
2004
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Rated:
PG-13
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Runtime:
Insert
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Starring:
Brittany Murphy, Ron Livingston, Kathy Bates, Holly
Hunter, Rashida Jones, Stephen Tobolowsky |
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Directed
by: Nick Hurran |
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Written
by: Elisa Bell, Melissa Carter |
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Music
by: Christophe Beck |
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Studio: Revolution Studios, Sony
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by: Diana Richomme |
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Tempted when she discovers that her boyfriend Derek (Ron
Livingston) forgot his Palm electronic organizer before leaving
on a business trip, Stacy (Brittany Murphy) with a little
encouragement from a senior colleague Barb (Holly Hunter)
leverages her position as a TV Reality Show Assistant Producer
to delve into the details of his past love life. The pursuit
leads Stacy on an emotional roller coaster where she winds up a
little bruised and quite a bit wiser.
"Little Black Book" would be considered a "Chick Flick" if it
didn't have a little of everything for everyone. It's not often
a movie can pull this off so well, but even a 10-year-old boy
will walk away with fond memories of Bob, the farting dog. This
film's greatest merits, however, are in the message - Hidden
among the fun and intrigue, are lessons about temptation and
doing the right thing.
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