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Lynn Shelton's "Humpday" is already generating buzz, and it hasn't even hit Sundance yet.
Sundance: Bromance Blossoms In ‘Humpday’ — Watch An Exclusive Clip! » MTV Movies Blog 2009
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"Humpday" is the type of movie with a plot that intrigues you, actors that endear themselves to you -- and a mind-numbing lack of focus that sucker punches you in the face repeatedly until you just want to give up and walk out.
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Shadowbird: Humpday is the middle of the working week, the hump of the hill we have to cross on the way to the weekend.
Juvenile. Jessica Hagy 2007
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Joshua Leonard, Jennifer Maas and Steven Schardt -- the team behind indie comedy "Humpday" -- has come back together for "Treatment."
Variety.com 2010
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Joshua Leonard, Jennifer Maas and Steven Schardt -- the team behind indie comedy "Humpday" -- has come back together for "Treatment."
Variety.com 2010
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Joshua Leonard, Jennifer Maas and Steven Schardt -- the team behind indie comedy "Humpday" -- has come back together for "Treatment."
Variety.com 2010
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Still, this Paramount release from DreamWorks brandishes enough lascivious comedy and all-purpose randiness to score with the young target audience and rack up some solid B.O. Any impression that John Hamburg's directorial follow-up to "Along Came Polly" features the same core idea with the recent Sundance hit "Humpday" -- that of two straight buds taking their relationship to the nether regions -- proves unfounded.
Variety.com 2009
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Sundance: Bromance Blossoms In 'Humpday' -- Watch An Exclusive Clip!
Sundance: Bromance Blossoms In ‘Humpday’ — Watch An Exclusive Clip! » MTV Movies Blog 2009
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"When I went to Europe -- I traveled a lot for" Humpday "press this year -- people would say when they heard I'm from Seattle," Okay, here are the two things I know about Seattle ... coffee and grunge.
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Most of "Humpday" plays like a poor man's "Chuck and Buck" without the heart.
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