Extreme Dating

this film have a mediocre lovely story i like it.this movie show how pepole chance to love eachother this is the easy way to have good love and have good life on the world.love is a wonderful word in all time... Full review

Lindsay (Amanda Detmer) and Daniel (Devon Sawa) work for an advertising agency. When the company gets a new client, Marshall Jackson (Meatloaf) they find he is a bit of a sticky wicket, since he informs them that if their work is... Full review

Before I dive into this movies sublimity I have one name to say: Andrew Keegan. This guy stole the show in this movie. I was not expecting much out of the veteran actor after his show stopping performance in the... Full review

I just saw this film and i must say was quite surprised of all of the actors i knew i was very impressed. Qudos goes to the actor that plays Packer. He was from the UK and i have to... Full review

I can understand why Devon Sawa would choose a role like this. Only because he's been out of work for so long, he's probably desperate. Same for Andrew Keegan as well. Both, good looking funny, semi-talented actors, they have chosen... Full review

I just rented this today. it's funny because i was just wondering what happened to Devon Sawa's career. i was a big fan of his back in the day. After watching this i can say that he still has got... Full review

The newly released film does manage to bring a new twist to the romantic-comedy. However, while it was packing this new idea, it clearly didn't have room for interesting characters or any laughs. ... Full Review

Franchise Pictures has acquired worldwide rights to the action comedy Extreme Dating , featuring veteran rocker-actor Meat Loaf. Directed by Lorena David, the ensemble cast also includes Devon Sawa ( Final Destination ), Jamie-Lynn DiScala ("The Sopranos"), Amanda Detmer (... ... Full Article

On the Ego Productions website ( www.egoproductions.org ), you will find listed a few of the sketch comedy troupe's artistic tenets, namely: "The needs of the audience are more important than the needs of the artist(s)." ... Full Article