BachelorMan (2004)

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A smooth-talking womanizer falls for a beautiful bachelorette who's keyed into his game and determined not to become just another conquest in this romantic comedy starring David DeLuise and Missi Pyle. Ted Davis likes to think of himself as Bachelorman - a superhero with the power to charm any woman… More A smooth-talking womanizer falls for a beautiful bachelorette who's keyed into his game and determined not to become just another conquest in this romantic comedy starring David DeLuise and Missi Pyle. Ted Davis likes to think of himself as Bachelorman - a superhero with the power to charm any woman straight into the bedroom. But Ted's new neighbor Heather (Pyle) isn't like the rest of the girls, because somehow she seems impervious to his tried-and-true pick-up techniques. In time, Ted manages to wear down Heather's defenses and the two become a couple. After winning the girl, however, Ted suddenly realizes that he might not be ready for such a serious relationship. Trouble is, now that Ted's experienced true love, he finds that resorting back to his old ways isn't as easy as he assumed it would be. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 30 min.
Directed By: John Putch
Genres: Comedy

In Theaters: Apr 26, 2003 Wide
On DVD: Nov 18, 2008

Critic Reviews

Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader
This 2003 indie comedy by John Putch isn't very funny, but it's surprisingly likable for the sheer gusto and flamboyance of Putch, DeLuise, and costar Rodney Lee Conover.

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Aurelius D

Wasn't horrible. Had some cliche moments. Although I must say that when he finally pulls his head from his ass to tell her how he felt and she looked back at him and said she loved him it touched me. Made me want someone to tell me that right then. Guess I'm just too big of… More
Wasn't horrible. Had some cliche moments. Although I must say that when he finally pulls his head from his ass to tell her how he felt and she looked back at him and said she loved him it touched me. Made me want someone to tell me that right then. Guess I'm just too big of a sap though. I mean they got the guys as the cliche think with their dicks not caring about a serious relationship and the women play the sweet and caring clingy type. I miss my special someone. I want her to be clingy with me. I want her to want to spend that much time with me and take note of the little things like the chick in the movie did. Guess it hits home right now as I just miss that feeling of being wanted like that and feel a little lost without that special someone. It doesn't reinvent the wheel but uses what most of these types of movies do. There are worse movies out there. It's worth watching once in my opinion.