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| | A Guy Thing (2003): Julia Stiles, Selma Blair, Jason Lee - PopMatters Film Review |
 | | Maybe it's that the script borrows heavily from Meet the Parents (by one of Guy Thing's credited writers, Greg Glienna, along with three others), wherein a hapless and anxiously offbeat groom-to-be endures wearing physical and emotional abuses in order to keep secrets from his fiancée and her parents. |
 | | As Becky is something of a free spirit -- she's not really a Tiki dancer, only trying it out, as she also tries out working as a highway toll-taker, a bartender, and a cd store clerk -- Paul must show himself to be the ideal male type, not too wussy and not too aggressive. |
 | | Ray (Lochlyn Munro) is a cop with a "steroid rage problem" (to be fair, the film notes this rather visible bit of illogic when Paul asks Becky how she ever connected with him, but she has no answer, save for, she made a bad choice). |
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