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- Roger Ebert gave the film three and a half stars and also praised Aniston's performance, and saying The Good Girl is an "independent film of satiric fire and emotional turmoil".
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Aug 16, 2002 · In “The Good Girl,” she plays Justine, a desperately bored clerk at Retail Rodeo, a sub-Kmart where the customers are such sleepwalkers they don’t even notice when the “Attention, Shoppers!” announcements are larded with insults and nonsense.
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Roger Ebert gave the film three and a half stars and also praised Aniston's performance, and saying The Good Girl is an "independent film of satiric fire and emotional turmoil". [9]
1 day ago · Roger Ebert was mostly impressed by Schrader’s film, writing that “it does something risky and daring in this time of jaded horror movies: It takes evil seriously.” He also said the film doesn’t lack scares, just Schrader doesn’t go with the traditional way: “In a lesser movie, there would be humid goings-on at the camp and a spectacular showdown between the humans and special effects.
Nov 29, 2002 · Like "Chuck & Buck" - in which a man is stalked by an old gay lover - Miguel Arteta's film treads a fine line between wry satire, black comedy, and vaguely unsettling melodrama. As a result, it...
[102] Of Caligula, he wrote "It is not good art, it is not good cinema, and it is not good porn" and approvingly quoted the woman in front of him at the drinking fountain, who called it "the worst piece of shit I have ever seen."
Justine (Jennifer Aniston) is the good girl. Thirty years old and working in a Texas discount store, she is dissatisfied by her routine and disgusted by her lazy, pot-smoking husband.
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Jan 1, 2000 · Sly references to Gustav Flaubert's landmark novel of girlish dreams blasted, Madame Bovary, are sneaked in for fun but, happily, Justine does not share Emma B's capacity for ruin. Seriously funny...
