I mostly enjoyed the brief series Hello Ladies, but by the final episode or so the one-note nature of the humor was wearing thin. Unfortunately the movie is just an elongated version of the series without enough meat on the bones (plot, character) to justify its length. About 1/3 is funny (if you liked the series's humor) and the rest is rather dull, i.e., just like real life. Highlight: an extended bit with Nicole Kidman playing herself. Unimaginative fairy tale ending for all concerned (well, maybe not so much for Stuart's assistant). The fellow in the wheelchair who stole one of the episodes with the funniest disabled character ever is hardly used at all here. And for somebody who is not impressed by so-called super-models I was bowled over by the "Russian" lady. Five stars for some laughs.
Review of Hello Ladies: The Movie
