Title: Bad, bad, bad
Product review: I was drawn in by the promise of a movie with a unique setting -- as far as I know, this is the only movie that is set at a Renaissance Faire, which I thought was brilliant. Christina Ricci and Matthew Lillard are also good actors, and I was hoping for a cute little movie. But within minutes, my excitement took a sharp turn. The acting and storyline are just plain BAD. The performances are so over-the-top, especially by Chris Wylde, that they were more akin to what you'd expect from a goofy kids movie (like Mighty Morphin Power Rangers). This was so true that I thought that kids might have been the audience they wanted, except that there were some definite adult themes, and so it really became this aimless, horrible thing. I don't know how so many well-known actors got roped into doing this flick, but it was pathetic and a struggle to watch the whole way through.
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