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"I'm an expert in parties and boys. I'm a Bunny! Men write to me from prison--sometimes in their own blood!" So declares ex-Playboy Bunny Shelley, tossed out of the Mansion by a rival for her advanced age (27--"59 in bunny years," she's told). As played by the utterly fearless and appealing Anna Faris, Shelley becomes an unlikely post-feminist heroine, who finds a great use for her not-too-considerable expertise: being sexy. With nowhere else to live, Shelley finds herself as the house mother for a dying sorority, the Zetas, who are the audience for the rallying cry above. And the slightly misfit sisters, though wary, end up giving Shelley a sisterhood she could never have built back at the Grotto. To help build up the sorority, Shelley gives the young women her own peculiar tutorials in charm school--helping them raise their campus profile and recruit new pledges in the process. "When I'm done, every girl on campus will want to pledge Zeta!" Ignore her at your peril, girls. If the formula is a bit predictable, the pace is lively and the cast, headed by the wide-eyed Faris, is aces. American Idol contestant Katharine McPhee is a natural on camera, as is Rumer Willis, daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis. The supporting cast includes the capable Colin Hanks and Beverly D'Angelo, and a bit too much screen time for the real-life Hugh Hefner, who maybe should have stayed on the set of The Girls Next Door. Still, Faris channels the cheerful, girly determination of Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods--no surprise since The House Bunny was cowritten by Kirsten Smith, who wrote Legally Blonde. Fans of silly romances, hop to it.--A.T. Hurley
"I'm an expert in parties and boys. I'm a Bunny! Men write to me from prison--sometimes in their own blood!" So declares ex-Playboy Bunny Shelley, tossed out of the Mansion by a rival for her advanced age (27--"59 in bunny years," she's told). As played by the utterly fearless and appealing Anna Faris, Shelley becomes an unlikely post-feminist heroine, who finds a great use for her not-too-considerable expertise: being sexy. With nowhere else to live, Shelley finds herself as the house mother for a dying sorority, the Zetas, who are the audience for the rallying cry above. And the slightly misfit sisters, though wary, end up giving Shelley a sisterhood she could never have built back at the Grotto. To help build up the sorority, Shelley gives the young women her own peculiar tutorials in charm school--helping them raise their campus profile and recruit new pledges in the process. "When I'm done, every girl on campus will want to pledge Zeta!" Ignore her at your peril, girls. If the formula is a bit predictable, the pace is lively and the cast, headed by the wide-eyed Faris, is aces. American Idol contestant Katharine McPhee is a natural on camera, as is Rumer Willis, daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis. The supporting cast includes the capable Colin Hanks and Beverly D'Angelo, and a bit too much screen time for the real-life Hugh Hefner, who maybe should have stayed on the set of The Girls Next Door. Still, Faris channels the cheerful, girly determination of Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods--no surprise since The House Bunny was cowritten by Kirsten Smith, who wrote Legally Blonde. Fans of silly romances, hop to it.--A.T. Hurley
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
The house bunny at first glance is a teen comedy about bunny girls at the playboy mansion. But dig a little deeper and you will see many hidden meanings about life. This is a fun film which demonstrates that it is not only clueless big busted blondes that have fun. Anna Faris plays Shelley perfectly...she is simple, and has only what you would consider "bunny girl" traits to her personality. But stepping out of the playboy mansion she realises that there is more to life and starts to help a sorority group of girls who are intelligent but could do with a lesson in how to shop and style! It's a fun film that girls will like more than they first thought...and the boyfriends will watch for the eye candy! A truly win-win situation.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I think Anna Farris is great but I felt that this film was a bit average. There are some really funny moments but on the whole the film was just ok. I would recommend it though (particularly for the 'remembering names scene').
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One funny bunny
I loved the house bunny. Yes it's not the best film ever but it's a funny, silly film that will get you laughing
Published 1 month ago by Mrs. Sa Brattle
3.0 out of 5 stars
Bought as a present
Bought as a present for a neice, she says it's good but as I have not watched it I can not really comment.
Published 2 months ago by J. S. Meakes
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome... well funny
One of the funniest films I have seen in a long time. As the title suggests, the main character Shelly played by Rumer Willis is a Bunny Girl... Read more
Published 3 months ago by S. Harrison
4.0 out of 5 stars
FUNNY BUNNY
I find this one very underrated,many consider it awful,but it's really not that bad in my view.
Anna Faris plays her role well and is easily the best thing about this... Read more
Anna Faris plays her role well and is easily the best thing about this... Read more
Published 4 months ago by BAZ316
5.0 out of 5 stars
Party Bunny
I was visiting with family members in Illinois this past week and one of my younger sisters organized a happy movie night. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Stella Carrier
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this film!!!
I love this film it's so good i can watch it over and over and i specifically like the bits with Holly, Hef, Kendra & Bridget in it although they are only featured 3 times for a... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Mrs. R. Murphy
4.0 out of 5 stars
House Bunny
Easy to watch, not to cheesy, good humour. Nice for a girly night in with a bottle of wine and chocolates
Published 10 months ago by tinx1989
3.0 out of 5 stars
I thought it would of been funnier!!
When I went 2 the cinema 2 see this I thought it was a good movie but could of been funnier!!
Published 10 months ago by Claire_M2FLY
5.0 out of 5 stars
House Bunny
Really liked this film, very entertaining and believable - could actually be true, good story. Anna Faris good in this, don't usually like her characters!
Published 12 months ago by spendthrift
4.0 out of 5 stars
Low-brow, puerile, nonsensical... and actually quite fun
I probably should find some sort of way of taking my name off this review. I am ashamed to admit it, but The House Bunny is actually quite fun. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Albatross
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