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The Pretty One (2014)

When her idolized twin sister Audrey dies in a car accident, Laurel decides to take her place. But, as she eases into the life she has always wanted, she must decide between continuing the lie or revealing herself.

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Harvey S. Karten 02 Feb 2014

The identity crisis could have been more convincing if Zoe Kazan had Zoe Deschanel's charm.

A.O. Scott 06 Feb 2014

The Pretty One is intermittently charming, occasionally touching and entirely lacking in credibility.

Christy Lemire 07 Feb 2014

You wish the material were more consistent for these two. Some moments are screechy, others aren't deeply emotional enough. The in-between moments in which LaMarque hits just the right note can be charming, though, and they promise better things to come.

Joshua Rothkopf 04 Feb 2014

LaMarque foregrounds her scenario’s awkwardness—it never quite feels like a comedy—and the pair of male suitors she brings in (Jake Johnson and Ron Livingston) are, refreshingly, as unfixed as her main character. But you still wish Kazan had more to work with.

Austin Trunick 17 Aug 2014

[The script] takes a concept that sounds ludicrous on paper and handles it in an unexpectedly sincere, clever manner.