Alexis Bledel, Zach Gilford, Michael Keaton
Ryden Malby graduates from college and is forced to move back into her childhood home with her eccentric family, while she attempts to find a job, the right guy, and just a hint of where her life is h...( read more
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Good-natured but totally insipid. I saw Post Grad for free, and I still felt cheated. Vicky Jenson's live-action feature film debut is as predictable and boring as these things go-- I trulywish I had the right snarky remarks and what-were-they-thinking observations to evoke how ...( read more)
Cute, typical chickflick. Alexis Bledel is a very charming young actress, but this movie doesn't showcase all that she can do. She really should be doing some more challenging work; she went for a safe film here. There are some nice performances from Michael Keaton, Carol Brunett...( read more)
I love Alexis Bledel, but there was absolutely no chemistry between her and the male lead, her best friend. The movie jumped around in pieces, wasn't funny in spots it should have been, the soap box derby had no relation to the storyline - saw it for free, so I won't complain tho...( read more)
Thank you LORD! It's been so long since the last coming-of-age film featuring Alexis Bledel I almost lost faith in humanity!
i love Alexis Bledel she is great actress male lead man is hott i can't wait to see this movie
It looks ok. She's too pretty not to see it. JK Simmons is a must see too.
I would like to take this occasion to lodge a complaint. There is no valid reason, none in the observable universe, why mainstream romantic comedies must adhere to the same script. full review
Sweet but instantly forgettable; a fantasy version of post-college life carefully structured to offend no one -- and intrigue no one. full review
Post Grad is a collection of unfunny, insipid and predictable vignettes in search of a movie. full review
Ostensibly a comedy, and a feeble and innocuous one at that, Post Grad is one of those what-were-they-thinking? studio productions that should have been shelved back in the script stage. full review
A feel-good movie that made me smile a lot. full review
A wretched dramedy about the depths of twentysomething careerist self-absorption. full review
How come Alexis Bledel always seems to be "Rory Gilmore" in everything?
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