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All Systems Go · 13 Feb 2008, 17:34

Genre: Pap

In Her Shoes

Heartwarming story about god knows what. A directionless brat finds a career ripping off old people and a high flying, ever so slightly overweight accountant finds happiness as a dog walker (I kid you not). Oh, and they're sisters.

It's predictable, with no redeeming features, except for Ms. Diaz going around with very little for quite a long time. Although, these tend to be filled with many old men in the background.

As you might expect, there's far too many shots of peoples feet, every time wearing adifferent pair of shoes.

If you find yourself watching this, commit suicide. If you find yourself in the same room as this film on DVD, kill the person who owns it an then commit suicide.

There is absolutly no reason for a film like this to exist.

1/10

13 Feb 2008, 17:34	#30
All Systems Go Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: London Posts: 3,347	Re: The GD Movie Archive Genre: Pap In Her Shoes Heartwarming story about god knows what. A directionless brat finds a career ripping off old people and a high flying, ever so slightly overweight accountant finds happiness as a dog walker (I kid you not). Oh, and they're sisters. It's predictable, with no redeeming features, except for Ms. Diaz going around with very little for quite a long time. Although, these tend to be filled with many old men in the background. As you might expect, there's far too many shots of peoples feet, every time wearing adifferent pair of shoes. If you find yourself watching this, commit suicide. If you find yourself in the same room as this film on DVD, kill the person who owns it an then commit suicide. There is absolutly no reason for a film like this to exist. 1/10 __________________ The 20th century has been characterised by three developments of great political importance. The growth of democracy; the growth of corporate power; and the growth of corporate propaganda as a means of protecting corporate power against democracy.