Jennifer’s got a smokin’ Body but no soul
- Title: Jennifer’s Body
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Here’s what I learned from Jennifer’s Body.
1) Academy Award nominated screenwriters are just as good at writing mediocre horror flicks as everyone else.
2) People should really stop giving Æon Flux director Karyn Kusama work.
And 3) Asked to do some real acting, and without Michael Bay’s lascivious ogling lens, Megan Fox (who isn’t allowed to straddle motorcycles in cut-offs here) isn’t nearly the same sexy siren her fans drooled over in the Transformers franchise.
The film isn’t awful, but it wastes what little it brings to the table by serving up a lukewarm TV dinner that fails to satisfy. Jennifer’s Body makes several errors on it’s way to Best Buy’s DVD bargain bin, some of which I’ve summarized below.
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