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80Something of a featherweight, but it's also a positively divine comedy.
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80Outrageous fun.
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75Fraser and Hurley are terrifically matched for their interplay, and some of the writing is so smart it outclasses the film's cartoonish feel.
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75The ending is a disappointment, a perfunctory upbeat gesture.
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70The 2000 version is louder, broader and much, much bigger.
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70Fraser is one funny, mixed-up guy
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63As for Ramis, he's no Stanley Donen. He can make us laugh, but he can't make a movie dance.
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63It's a cute and clever good-vs-evil parable.
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63It's like your appendix - you'll never even miss it.
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63There's no real dazzle in Bedazzled.
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63The important thing is that Hurley looks smashing in her succession of red outfits.
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60Quite enjoyable on its own terms.
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58Inferior remake.
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55Better to wait for movies like Bedazzled on video and watch Fraser in the theatre when he goes back to playing with Gods and Monsters instead of the Devil.
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50Walking out of the screening, I was thinking: Elizabeth Hurley for girlfriend, Courtney Love for Satan.
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50Quite funny and eye-catching.
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50This updated version has the good sense to star Brendan Fraser, who is shaping up as one of our finest romantic-comedy stars.
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50Should sell its soul for a joke.
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50It might not measure up to the 1967 original, but now Satan's got sooty pussycat eyes and a kitten-cruel smile.
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50It's nowhere near as funny, largely because of an exhaustingly hyperactive performance by Elizabeth Hurley.
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50Should have been a fun update on the 1967 Brit farce. Director/co-writer Ramis comes on too strong with the camper trickery.
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50It might be worth enduring the Limburger to see Fraser morph from freckled-faced Rod McKuen dweeb to seven-foot albino ball star and never miss a beat.
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50A dumbed-down remake.
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50What the film doesn't have, ironically, is a soul.
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50Well crafted and mindless in the best Hollywood tradition.
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A little more script work, at the very least, should have gone into the manufacture of the black comedy Bedazzled.
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42The clothes are worth it; nothing else is.
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40Though amusing from moment to moment, is erratic, unfocused and uncertain where it's going.
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40The skitcom format soon becomes tiresome.
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40A mite sluggish.
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38A temptation that can be easily and safely resisted.
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38The opposite of memorable.
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30Hardly lives up to its name -- bedeviled is more like it.
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30The new version by Harold Ramis trots out a load of bargain-rack gags, tarted up with pricey effects for the A.D.D. generation. Woe to those who cannot leave well enough alone.
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5002LMfromgamespot8A great film, with a great cast. Liz Hurley, makes the devil steamy.
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ChileanGuy10In this movie Liz Hurley gave Chile an earthquake... she's so hot, that we don't care about that.
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ChrisM.8A breezy comedy that is so easy to take thanks to sexy Hurley and likeable goof Fraser, who is shaping up into a comic superstar.