Bedazzled (2000)

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Studio: 20th Century Fox Studio: 20th Century Fox
Studio: Regency Enterprises
Rating: PG-13
Release Date: Oct 20, 2000
Running Time: 93 mins. (V)
Country Of Origin: United States
Country Of Origin: Germany
synopsis
Elliot Richards, a nerdy low-level technical advisor, makes a deal with the Devil (who happens to be a gorgeous woman) to fulfill his wildest dreams of becoming rich, powerful and sexy. In exchange for his soul, the Devil temptress grants him seven wishes but they backfire. After asking to be rich, powerful and married to Alison, Elliot is transformed overnight into a Colombian drug lord. After wishing to become the "most sensitive man in the world," he ends up a sniveling, driveling fool. Even wishes to become a rock and roll superstar and basketball powerhouse don't pan out. Could the Devil finally provide a surprising solution?
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Brendan Fraser sells his soul for laughs in this moderately hot remake of the 1967 Dudley Moore comedy.

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In the zillionth riff on the Faust legend, lonely techno nerd Elliot (Fraser) is so in love with a co-worker (Australia's Frances O'Connor) that he trades his immortal soul to a vampy female manifestation of Satan (Elizabeth Hurley) in exchange for seven wishes. But wishing he led various other lives (as an NBA superstar, a brilliant author) has a way of backfiring at the worst possible… Continued

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December 10, 2000
Bedazzled should have been a fun update on the 1967 Brit farce in which Dudley Moore sold his soul to devil Peter Cook. This time it's Brendan Fraser as the jerk who's so in lust with an unattainable babe (Frances O'Connor) that he puts his soul on the market. Devil Elizabeth Hurley, in terrific form whether you're talking comedy or curves, snaps up the offer in exchange for granting her mark seven wishes. Director/co-writer Harold Ramis, whose deft touch in Groundhog Day and Analyze… Continued
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