Nadine in Date Land (2005) Reviews

Nadine in Date Land (2005)
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The first feature-length romantic comedy produced exclusively for the Oxygen cable network, Nadine in Date Land stars Janeane Garofalo as the title character, who though her own love life is in a shambles somehow believes that she can run a successful dating service. Having borrowed heavily from her mother (Swoosie Kurtz) to get the business started, Nadine must now prove to Mom that she herself can have a lasting romance, lest every penny be withdrawn. Thus, when her old flame Adam (Brad Rowe), comes back to town, Nadine vows to literally force him to fall in love with her. Unfortunately, our heroine faces two formidable obstacles: Adam's erstwhile fashion-expert girlfriend Magda (Julie Claire), and Nadine's own incredible gift for stumbling over herself and inserting foot in mouth at all the wrong times. Essentially a contemporary screwball comedy with a generous supply of Bringing Up Baby-style slapstick, Nadine in Date Land was written and directed by Amie Steir, whose short comic films had been an Oxygen channel mainstay for years. The movie was given several video-on-demand previews before its official debut date of June 25, 2005. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Amie Steir
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Miguel C.

A telemovie with B- and C-actors overacting. Cinematography via hand-held digi-cam. Poor editing. I didn't totally hate it 'cause the story was sincere and the ladies were cute.

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    Miguel C.

    A telemovie with B- and C-actors overacting. Cinematography via hand-held digi-cam. Poor editing. I didn't totally hate it 'cause the story was sincere and the ladies were cute.

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