Reader comments: 'Everybody' wants to be charming, but isn't

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Sven Eisold | 11:37 p.m. Sept. 4, 2008
Wow - did you see the same movie I did?

I had the pleasure of seeing the sneak - and this film was great. It is far superior to MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING and a shame that it is even compared to that film.

The movie is entirely original - which I will not give spoilers for. And most importantly, in my opinion, why does your derogatory review not even mention that the writer, director, and both producers are FROM UTAH?

To quote from the movie, "Are you the biggest moron on the planet, or do you just act like it?"
Anonymous | 11:20 p.m. Sept. 5, 2008
Sven - How exactly does the fact that it was made by Utahns impact the quality of the film? That you consider that the most important argument against his review really says a whole lot about you (and what it says isn't good.) Second of all, how does his not liking the film make him a moron? You seem to be using the logic of a second grader: "Oh no! Someone disagrees with me - they must be a moron!"

Grow up.

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Richard Libertini, left, John Enos III and John Kapelos in a scene from the painfully unfunny romantic comedy "Everybody Wants to Be Italian." (Roadside Attractions)
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Richard Libertini, left, John Enos III and John Kapelos in a scene from the painfully unfunny romantic comedy "Everybody Wants to Be Italian."