I really enjoyed it as well. Cheesy, trashy fun that I agree would've fit perfectly on The CW. Did it compare to the film? Not in the slightest, but there was definitely something worth keeping here. Considering how tragic every show on NBC has been in the last few seasons, they could've really used this.I just finished watching it and it was surprisingly good??? The pacing in the first 7min were awful though. It felt completely rushed and cheesy, but as soon as we got the story moving it actually started getting good. And aside from the guy who plays Sebastian's son and the actress playing Reese's character the casting was great. Those two were the weak links and should have been re-casted.
I'm really surprised this wasn't picked up. With a few tweaks this could have fit nicely on The CW's roster. They have way worse on that network.
Unfortunately SMG doesn't seem that interested in acting these days, she is pretty busy with her FoodStirs business. Considering how she didn't win all the awards ever for her role as Buffy where she was so good , I don't blame her too much...
Dddd. That part was so ridiculous. I really was not expecting it to end like that.Never did I know I needed to see coke-fuelled SMG finger herself against a giant backdrop of Ryan Phillippe whilst she imagines shagging his son but there we are.
Haven't watched it yet but I remember thinking back when it was being made: if Annette's role had simply been a little cameo in the first episode, I reckon Reece would've done it. She's friendly with Sarah Michelle Gellar (the two, along with Selma Blair, went to see the unofficial musical parody) and she clearly doesn't have issues doing TV ("Big Little Lies"). But as soon as it was announced that Annette would be a recurring character that was clearly out. They did right by getting SMG to reprise her role, so I think they should've tried to avoid recasting anyone from the movie.I feel like had they went for a 'name' for Annette this may have had more of a chance to be perfectly honest. It needed a bit more star power in the supporting cast.
Completely agree. There were just enough callbacks and easter eggs to the movie without it feeling too forced. Love that they used a remix of the movie's score throughout, and homaged the Bittersweet Symphony scene.The pilot was perfecty judged. It felt like both a revisit and a genuine continuation of the film.
I honestly don't think FoodStirs is her first choice; she's taken work when it's come available to her. Actors can't really afford to get bitter over stuff like not winning awards, even when the work is as great as she was in Buffy. It seemed like she really wanted Cruel Intentions to work.
This Is Us is the official reason this wasn't picked up, wasn't it? Fucking Mandy Moore.
Some Scream fan account leaked it on facebook. I guess it's been taken down now. I'm sure its still out there.Where are you guys watching this?
I remember it as a soft core porno.There's no denying this is FAR SUPERIOR to Cruel Intentions 2, which itself was a stretched out TV pilot. Sorry Amy Adams.