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The Shape of Things (2003)

Quiet, unassuming Adam is changing in a major way, thanks to his new girlfriend, art student Evelyn. Adam's friends are a little freaked by the transformation.

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Year
- 2003
Language
- English
Duration
- 96 mins
Director
- Neil LaBute
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H. Paul M 01 Apr 2009

Now that Neil LaBute is the long-overdue darling of Broadway this week with his debut "Reasons to be Pretty," and Paul Rudd has landed onto the actor's A-list, now is a great time to watch this early masterpiece -- the first of LaBute's trilogy that also includes "Fat Pig." If you have a Netflix account, the full movie streams from their site. The playwright's unconventional moralism (he would hate that moniker) is simply and elegantly executed in the script's thematic climax, where Evelyn (having orchestrated insightful cruelty) purports to nail down Adam with straw-feminist accusation: "What you're basically saying is, I'm not a good person." Adam: "Yes, that's what I'm saying." Evelyn: "Not good compared to...you?" Adam: "No. Just not good." Neil LaBute -- the hulking ex-communicated ex-Mormon -- seems to stand alone in a world of mindless relativism, with his persistent memos to the world that the world is fallen (in case we forget).

Gigi C 07 Sep 2007

Good old Neil Labute. Fantastic play and quite a good film! I do miss the ridiculously loud Smashing Pumpkins soundtrack and the overtly theatrical quotes of Oscar Wilde.

Scott E 17 Feb 2007

Rachel plays a great manipulative bitch but in this movie, she actually makes me hate her!

Steven P 27 Jul 2007

Ok, I admit the initial reason I wanted to see this movie was because the Smashing Pumpkins were used in the stage play for the music. "Cherub Rock" blared at the start of the play, and was enough to send Harold Pinter out of the audience (that's enough of an endorsement of a play for me :P). That being said, this is a pretty good movie. The acting at times can be a bit 'stagey' at times but the writing is brilliant (the cast had just come off doing the play version with director, Neil Labute before filming). It combines humor, and genuine drama, and the movie stuck with me enough that I wanted to direct the stage version of the play. The film tackles themes about the nature of art, how willing we are to change to others' whims, and the sometimes shallow nature of human interaction. It may be bleak at times, but this is a must see movie.

Sean T 02 Jun 2007

Somewhat predictable, but every other aspect is good.