"Tad Hamilton!" suffers from a lack of conviction: Despite the fact that there's barely an authority figure in sight (chaperones, anybody?), any potential raciness has been toned down to a barely audible roar. Director Robert Luketic ( "Legally Blonde") strings his scenes along with extra slackness - they're like wobbly beads on a too-long stretch of cord. The ensuing complications in "Tad Hamilton!" pile up gently - so gently, in fact, that they practically slide off the screen. But Rosalee softens him, and he realizes he's falling for her. When we first meet him, he's buff and stuck-up in equal measure. When Rosalee wins the contest referred to in the movie's title, she's whisked out to Los Angeles for her night out with the star. But then, he's long been in love with Rosalee himself and simply doesn't have the guts to say it.
Their pal Pete (Topher Grace) - he's also their boss at the store, though he has plans to head off to college - doesn't understand what they see in Hamilton.
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("If only Davy Jones would take me for his bride, I'm sure we'd be happy 4-ever!") Two 20-ish best friends, Rosalee (Kate Bosworth) and Cathy (Ginnifer Goodwin), are rattling around their small West Virginia town, working at the Piggly-Wiggly by day and swooning over movie idol Tad Hamilton (Josh Duhamel) by night. The premise of the teen comedy "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!" will resonate immediately with anyone who ever set aside precious allowance money for Tiger Beat magazine.
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