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Bachelorette: movie review

Despite some sharp scenes, the gross-out humor of 'Bachelorette' goes nowhere.

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'Bachelorette' star Kirsten Dunst (l.) has some good scenes despite the grating movie.

If you thought 鈥淏ridesmaids鈥 was a big step forward in women鈥檚 comedy, you鈥檒l probably find 鈥Bachelorette鈥 a laugh riot, too. As for me, I don鈥檛 see why women being as slobby and gross as the guys is such a feminist breakthrough 鈥 especially since, as in 鈥淏achelorette,鈥 the slobbiness and grossness is witless.

Kirsten Dunst leads a cast playing old friends and bridesmaids who barf and snort coke and in general carry on like banshees while envying the plus-size bride they not so secretly dislike. Both Dunst and Isla Fisher, as another of the bridesmaids, have some sharp scenes, but this adaptation by writer-director Leslye Headland of her 2010 play 鈥淏achelorette鈥 is grating end to end. Grade: C- (Rated R for sexual content, pervasive language, and drug use.)

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