That proves to be true when she comes home to find her live-in boyfriend in bed with a model, so Amanda sets out to find a new place to live. She does so in a closet that's been converted into a bedroom and then rented out by a quartet of models, Jade (SHALOM HARLOW), Roxana (IVANA MILICEVIC), Candi (SARAH O'HARE) and Holly (TOMIKO FRASER), who live there for free and get a long list and line of men to pay for all of their other needs.
When the models realize that Amanda is attracted to Jim Winston (FREDDIE PRINZE, JR.), a fashion executive who lives in the building across the street, they give her a quick makeover and crash one of his parties. There, Amanda and Jim learn that they're kindred spirits and agree to go out on a date. Yet, when Amanda returns to her place and gazes down into Jim's, she thinks sees the silhouette of him murdering a woman.
Of course, no one else saw this and the police don't believe her report, but Amanda and her new roommates then set out to prove whether or not Jim actually committed the crime. While doing so and seeing him dealing with a shady businessman, Halloran (JAY BRAZEAU), Amanda finds herself torn between completely falling for Jim and worrying that he may indeed be a killer.
Profanity consists of some slang terms, several uses of the "s" word and other expletives, while some colorful language is also present. Various characters have varying degrees of bad attitudes, including some villains who occasionally fire their guns at others, while some punching and other fighting is also present. A woman thinks she sees the silhouette of a man killing a woman (which obviously turns out not to be true) and some younger viewers may find some of those scenes as a little tense, even if all of them are played in a light, comedic style.
Two instances of bathroom humor are present (one involving exaggerated bathroom sounds, the other lots of raw sewage spewing onto several women), while various characters drink in several scenes. Should this summary not answer your concerns about the film and its appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home who may want to see it, we suggest that you more closely examine our detailed content listings for more specific examples of what occurs in the film.
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(2001) (Monica Potter, Freddie Prinze, Jr.) (PG-13)
Alcohol/
DrugsBlood/Gore
Disrespectful/
Bad AttitudeFrightening/
Tense ScenesGuns/
Weapons
Mild
Mild
Heavy
Mild
Moderate
Imitative
BehaviorJump
ScenesMusic
(Scary/Tense)Music
(Inappropriate)Profanity
Mild
None
Moderate
None
Moderate
Sex/
NuditySmoking
Tense Family
ScenesTopics To
Talk AboutViolence
Heavy
None
None
Mild
Moderate
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Reviewed January 30, 2001 / Posted February 2, 2001
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