Josie and the Pussycats

 (2001)

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| Sep 18, 2007
DVD Talk
This would make a good rental since there isn't that much replay value. One of the shows that I fondly remember from my wasted youth is Josie and the Pussycats , mainly because of the infectious theme song that I can still hear whenever I think of the show. ... Full Review
| Oct 01, 2005
DVD Town
But fortunately, when it´s not being overly disgusting, it´s actually a funny satire of modern societal conventions. There are a lot of fantastically juvenile "dick and fart jokes" that are parceled among the social commentary of "Drawn Together," creating humor that should apply to just about any sophomoric comedy fan in their late teens or twenties. ... Full Review
| Aug 29, 2001
ViewLondon
The movie is equally fun, funny, silly and cute, and it has a collection of likeably catchy songs to boot. You could argue that the filmmakers have got the best of both worlds - all the sponsorship money while still making their main point. ... Full Review
| Apr 16, 2001
Laramie Movie Scope
Laramie Movie Scope:Josie and the Pyssycats A clever movie about subliminal advertising The idea that music is a pure art form rather than the commercial enterprise it really is, is the naive view of Josie McCoy (played by Rachael Leigh Cook of "Get Carter"), Melody Valentine (Tara Reid of "American Pie") and Valerie Brown (Rosario Dawson of "Down to You"). ... Full Review
| Apr 15, 2001
The Flick Filosopher
Imagine already suffering through a film aimed Drink Duff beer!....and apparently directed with the priority of keeping brand names in frame, this is one jaw-droppingly awful movie.....MegaRecords are manager Wyatt, played by the increasingly annoying Alan Cumming....CEO Fiona, played by the increasingly grating Parker Posey ( Best in Show , You've Got Mail )..... ... Full Review
| Apr 13, 2001
The Cincinnati Enquirer
The result is a frothy but irresistible movie....Josie and the Pussycats is about as silly as a movie can get, thank goodness.....Frothy though it may be, Josie and the Pussycats is one of the most entertaining teen movies to hit the screen in years..... ... Full Review
| Apr 12, 2001
Window to the Movies
The movie is a light-spirited and silly satire.....The film's opening sequence is a brilliant set-up, using a cynical humor and timing....In one simple opening scene, the empty commercialism of this branch of pop phenomena is speared right between the eyes.....They entertain the crowd on a runway in their comical outfits, with their non-sensical gestures, and their cheesy song.....It's fitting, and the subject of the satire is timely..... ... Full Review
| Apr 11, 2001
ign.com
Being the only one of the three new Pussycats that was a fan of the original comic books and cartoon gave Rosario and edge over her more famous co-stars. It wasn¿t all bad for Rachael, though. Those first few concert scenes were not my finest hour. ... Full Review
| Apr 11, 2001
The Trades
The movie promptly bombed last weekend upon release, and it may end up that merchandising is all that saves Universal Pictures from all that red ink. Think "Austin Powers") I simply don't understand why no one showed up to see this film hit the silver screen. ... Full Review
| Apr 11, 2001
Salon
The consolation prize is that, thanks to pop songstress extraordinaire Kay Hanley (formerly of the Boston band Letters to Cleo), the mastermind behind the movie's songs, "Josie and the Pussycats" sounds great. Josie and the Pussycats" would be more fun if it were either more shameless or more principled in the bad-girl way, taking a stance on the value of artistry and attitude over commerce. ... Full Review