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Are there movie giggles to be found in allegations of child abuse? If so, "Georgia Rule" is way ahead of the curve.
This well-acted, sometimes amusing but flat-out tone-deaf laugher is about a granny who is supposed to straighten out a problem grandchild over the course of a long Idaho summer. It is the oddest R-rated Mother's Day present ever. Filmmaker Garry Marshall, who once made millions of women identify with a high-priced hooker ("Pretty Woman") who meets her (paying) Prince Charming, takes another wild stab at the cutting edge with this one, a movie that will leave you in slack-jawed amazement as it lurches between farce and melodrama.
Lindsay Lohan is Rachel, an out-of-control teen who storms out of her mother's car on their way from San Francisco to Hull, Idaho. Rachel is such a vile wild child that her rich, indulgent, tuned-out mother (Felicity Huffman) has decided that a summer with the mother she grew up hating (Jane Fonda) is the only hope for the kid. Rachel has the self-confidence of the sexy and sexually predatory.
She bullies her way into a passing car driven by the town vet (Dermot Mulroney). She brazenly comes on to him (and every man she meets) and tactlessly and profanely confronts him, her rules-obsessed Granny and pretty much everybody else in the quiet, friendly town in the heart of Idaho Mormon country. Lohan plays the rude girl to a T.
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