Alan Cumming, Bruce Daniels, Butch Klein
Celeste (Margaret Cho) and Bam Bam (Bruce Daniels) escape their Midwest hometown for New York, and take on their high-school nemeses - the dictators of the world-famous Salon Mirage - while discoverin...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 14, 2007
Stats: 65 reviews
Let me start by saying that I usually find Margaret Cho pretty funny, most of the time.
So when I discovered this potential gem, with a cast filled with actors that I really enjoy (most of the time)...I thought "how could I go wrong?".
While the potential is here for a "scr...( read more)
This is a great movie! Margaret Cho is phenomenal, and truly stands out! After seeing this, it is quite obvious that she should be in more movies (more than she already has been so far). Bruce Daniels and Alan Cumming give fantastic performances, and its also great to see a speci...( read more)
This was really dumb, typical, and not even funny. And it would be nice to see Margaret Cho play some one else besides herself.
Bam Bam and Celeste is a cute, lighthearted buddy movie. It is a little boring in parts, despite a great cast (Alan Cumming, Jane Lynch and Wilson Cruz are adorable here) and Margaret Cho's hilarious apperances as Mommy. It retreads some familiar ground for Margaret's fans; I h...( read more)
Loved it! I laughed so much! Of course I loved Cho and Daniels (especially Cho, she's one of my idols), but I was NOT expecting Alan Cumming and that just made my day. He's probably the one who made me laugh most.
Actually a pretty bad movie, but you have to watch it for Bam Bam's pimped out car.
I love this film. Margaret Cho is amazing..and is so funny. I love her style in clothing as well. The relationship between Celeste and her mother is hilarious. Love it! I love the wonderful cast in this film: Bruce Daniels, Jane Lynch (love her in L Word), Wilson Cruz, John Cho...( read more)
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