The Makeover

IMDb RATING

4.0/10

148

YOUR RATING

Socially challenged, clinically frigid, computer
nerd, desperate single white male.
What happens when Rodger becomes a master Pick Up artist? And what
happens when he seduces his guruÂ’s girlfriend?
Join Rodger on a roller coaster of fear, anxiety, disaster, celebration,
discovery, re invention & hope as he hurtles toward the finishing line in this race against time. The race is a game & THE GAME has a name Â– ItÂ’s called The Makeover.

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Dark Comedy Satire Comedy Drama Romance

Rodger Keaton is a socially challenged, clinically frigid, computer nerd, desperate single white male. Patricia Bartlett is a ruthless award winning journalist who has found her man. Pitted ... Read allRodger Keaton is a socially challenged, clinically frigid, computer nerd, desperate single white male. Patricia Bartlett is a ruthless award winning journalist who has found her man. Pitted against overwhelming odds, Hollywood makeover Guru Brad Holloway is blackmailed via the th... Read allRodger Keaton is a socially challenged, clinically frigid, computer nerd, desperate single white male. Patricia Bartlett is a ruthless award winning journalist who has found her man. Pitted against overwhelming odds, Hollywood makeover Guru Brad Holloway is blackmailed via the threat of crippling publicity. Brad's challenge is a "mission impossible" makeover and he mu... Read all

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IMDb RATING

4.0/10

148

YOUR RATING

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Fay Beck's debut.

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Featured review

3/10

Terrible

I'm not quite sure what this movie wanted to be about.. Pseudo documentary? A romance with character development? A tale of morale? There is a bit of everything but none of the plots are followed through enough for me to care. Mostly sub-standard acting and strange side plots are all over this film, the whole thing seems rather like a bad television production than something for the silk screen. Character motivation is almost non-existent throughout the story, I'm unsure why do they act a certain way or another. All-in-all this seems to be a rather loose flick with a hidden (or not so hidden) feminist agenda packaged as a feature film. A few interesting comedy moments save this piece from being a total waste of time.