Bedazzled (2000)

	MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
	Walter Addiego - SF Examiner
	Tom Maurstad - Dallas Morning News
	A.O. Scott - NY Times
	Tom Keogh - Film.com
	Rob Blackwelder - SPLICED Online
	Rita Kempley - Washington Post
	Mike Clark - USA Today
	Michael Wilmington - Chicago Tribune
	John Hartl - Seattle Times
	Jay Carr - Boston Globe
	Bob Aulert - culturevulture.net
	Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
	Mark Burger - Winston-Salem Journal
	James Berardinelli - ReelViews

“[I]t's refreshing to find a comedy so frothy, sweet-tempered, and ultimately optimistic as Bedazzled”

- MaryAnn Johanson

“Not only is this film persistently unfunny, but it is consistently uninvolving”

- James Berardinelli

Bedazzled

In exchange for selling his soul to the Devil (Elizabeth Hurley), a geeky guy (Brendan Fraser) is granted seven wishes, most of which involve winning over the girl of his dreams (Frances O'Connor). Gabriel Casseus, Orlando Jones, Rudolf Martin. Director: Harold Ramis (2000, PG-13)

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