Wasabi Tuna

well...it pretty much sucked. but of course what do you expect with anna nicole as an actor. plot was a drab piece of work it was basically an excuse to have anna in a movie. but what do you expect?... Full review

Wasabi Tuna is a garish, misguided attempt to crossbreed the wild antics of screwball comedy with the high campiness of gay culture. Then comes Anna Nicole Smith, whose cameo should have been a clever thirty-second appearance at the end, but is instead a drawn-out affair that runs throughout much of the movie. ... Full Review

Like Alexis Arquette, Wasabi Tuna goes down easy, but it's really really really stupid. The fake Annas are there because the real Anna also makes a brief appearance ... Full Review

A shaggy dog tale in more ways than one, the campy comedy "Wasabi Tuna" is the kind of film that can give dumb blonds a bad name. Things go downhill fast after a cleverly colorful title sequence with the plethora of subplots (including the alleged kidnapping of Smith's pooch, Sugar-Pie) colliding in a messy showdown in Chinatown. ... Full Review

Written and produced by newcomer Celia Fox, Wasabi Tuna has its moments that are funny but seems like its trying too hard to be the next Priscilla, Queen of the Desert . Anna Nicole is her typical self, a bit loopy and just a sad spectacle, but at least she seems a little more sober than she did on her own TV show. ... Full Review

Wasabi Tuna scripter Celia Fox writes and directs this incisive urban drama exploring precisely how the laws of the jungle still apply in one of the most socially and technologically advanced cities on the planet. ... Full Article

A couple risks their lives in the name of all things fabulous in this comedy of errors, set against the backdrop of West Hollywood's annual Halloween Parade. ... Full Article