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		Elizabeth Hurley in Paramount's Serving Sara - 2002
		Matthew Perry in SERVING SARA, a film about as fresh as a week-old muffin, plays a competitive process server.
		A twist has Sara hiring Joe to serve her husband, Gordon (Bruce Campbell), instead since there's a legal advantage based on who sues whom first and for which state.
	www.allmoviephoto.com /photo/2002_Serving_Sara_photo.html (666 words)

	MovieFreak.com - Serving Sara DVD Review
		Serving Sara is a predictable mess in terms of writing, but surprisingly the presentation is not.
		Serving Sara follows its formula so close that after the first thirty minutes the story begins to drag and scenes last longer than they should.
		Serving Sara doesn't focus much on audio quality, but once in a while specific sound effects (and you know which ones) do come off as loud and clear (no pun intended).
	www.moviefreak.com /dvd/s/servingsara_a.htm (627 words)

	Serving Sara
		It falls upon Joe to break to serve the summons to Sara and break the bad news of her pending, and totally unexpected, divorce.
		The dawn lights on Sara and she cuts a deal with Joe to deny that she was served and, instead, hand her subpoena for divorce to Gordon - for a cool million dollars.
		Primarily, the problem with "Serving Sara" lay in the casting of Elizabeth Hurley as the title character.
	www.reelingreviews.com /servingsara.htm (914 words)

	Serving Sara
		His latest job is to serve divorce papers to Sara Moore (Elizabeth Hurley, Bedazzled, The Weight of Water), the trophy wife of Texas millionaire Gordon Moore (Bruce Campbell, Spider-Man, The Majestic).
		In this case, the advantage in court (monetarily) will go to the person who serves the divorce papers, so Gordon is doing everything he can to avoid Joe and Sara, and Joe and Sara are trying their darndest to get proof they served Gordon.
		Of course a romance blossoms between Joe and Sara, but only because the writers want it to (and of course because the two cannot stand each other at the beginning of the film).
	www.haro-online.com /movies/serving_sara.html (590 words)

	Serving Sara - DVD Movie Central
		My enjoyment of Serving Sara had to be based on a rare element; I had to forgive it for having the lack of an intriguing premise.
		Shocked by the news of the sudden divorce, Sara convinces Joe to disregard her papers and serve Gordon instead, for which she'll pay Joe ten percent of her divorce settlement, which equals to a cool million dollars.
		Serving Sara is high on serving the laughs at a multiple pace.
	www.dvdmoviecentral.com /ReviewsText/serving_sara.htm (666 words)

	SCREEN IT! PARENTAL REVIEW: SERVING SARA
		Sara ends up sliding down a luggage chute at an airport and Joe then falls down it as well as lands between her spread legs.
		Sara's pants leg then gets caught on a conveyor belt and so Joe unbuttons and starts to pull down her pants that then rip in half.
		Sara learns that her husband is serving her divorce papers when Joe delivers them to her and then briefly reacts accordingly (crying, etc.), but most of the material regarding that is not played realistically and instead is present for comedy.
	www.screenit.com /movies/2002/serving_sara.html (2935 words)

	Serving Sara review *1/4 - CTF, Elizabeth Hurley, Matthew Perry
		Sara was momentarily shocked by her husband's action, and like in any unrealistic film of this type, she quickly pulled herself together for the sake of the supposed forthcoming humor.
		After serving Sara, Joe unexpectedly encountered her again on a bus that was leaving town.
		With flat and almost nonexistent humor, "Serving Sara" was another film that will make you wish that you had done something else with your two hours and price of admission.
	www.chasingthefrog.com /review_servingsara.htm (582 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Serving Sara at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Serving Sara stars Matthew Perry as Joe Tyler, a process server, who has been going through life serving unfortunate people with things ranging from a court summons to divorce papers.
		Sara turns out to be a really nice person, and Joe does not have the heart to go through with serving her, or is it the one million dollars that she offers him not to.
		Serving Sara is an uninspired film that seems to drag on all the way up to the final scene.
	www.epinions.com /content_143941013124 (1161 words)

	Serving Sara (2002)
		Eventually, Joe and Sara get to know each other on a bus trip, and she offers a counterproposal to him.
		Sara states that if Joe destroys the evidence that he delivered the divorce papers to her and then nabs Gordon first, she’ll pay him a million bucks.
		Serving Sara appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this single-sided, double-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
	www.dvdmg.com /servingsara.shtml (1865 words)

	YMA Movie Review - Serving Sara
		She is devastated to learn that because Roger lives in Texas, Sara is not entitled to any share in the property according to the law of the State.
		Sara exposes her breasts (seen from behind) to a motel owner to obtain a free room.
		Sara shows little remorse at the news that her husband wants to divorce her but is devastated when her credit cards are cancelled.
	www.youngmedia.org.au /mediachildren/07_04/07_04_031_serving_sara.htm (670 words)

	Empire Movies - Reviews - Serving Sara - By Brendan Cullin
		Serving Sara is not a good movie, but it is not as bad as the world is saying.
		Serving Sara is basically the story of Chandler Bing, a process server, who is sent to serve Sara Moore (Elizabeth Hurley) her divorce papers from her philandering husband Gordon (Bruce Campbell).
		Sara offers Chandler $1 million if he serves her husband first, who hires a second process server (Vincent Pastore) to serve his wife before Chandler gets to him.
	www.empiremovies.com /reviews/brendan/serving_sara.shtml (620 words)

	Serving Sara (2002): Matthew Perry, Elizabeth Hurley, Bruce Campbell - PopMatters Film Review
		Sara, being about as finely attuned to her surroundings as Joe is to his, is shocked to learn hubby wants out, and so, after a bout of weeping, decides to fight back.
		Surprise: Sara convinces Joe to do her bidding, by looking so cute when she pouts and also by offering him a cool million out of her courtroom winnings should Gordon be served first.
		Sara and Joe don't actually have to interact much with Vernon, as whenever they see him, they run the other way and the film cuts to another scene.
	www.popmatters.com /film/reviews/s/serving-sara.shtml (891 words)

	Serving Sara
		Perry's character, Joe, and Sara (Elizabeth Hurley), a wealthy woman to whom he was supposed to serve divorce papers, team up to salvage her share of her cattle baron husband's fortune, and end up being chased through Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
		We're supposed to believe that Joe and Sara's shared greed has turned to love, which manifests itself in the form of tentative kisses in a hotel suite, with a soft-rock soundtrack and a bubble bath waiting in the background.
		Sara, by the way, has perfect makeup even when she wakes in the morning, and at one point avoids receiving her divorce papers by hiding in an Estee Lauder spa, the cosmetics company for which Hurley's been a spokeswoman for years, with far greater success than she's had as an actress.
	www.palmbeachdailynews.com /movies/content/shared/movies/reviews/S/servingsara.html (582 words)

	Serving Sara - Cranky Critic® Movie Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		For those of you lucky enough never to be sued, process servers are the intimidating punks that sneak up on you and, by whatever means necessary at whatever times necessary, use deceit, lies, misdirection and maybe a wink and a kiss, all to put a stamped and sealed piece of legalized paper in (your) hand.
		Serving Sara is a story of a fierce and vicious rivalry between two New York based process servers and how a pretty young target pushes said rivalry over the proverbial cliff.
		Then Serving Sara may pass as a dateflick, and a totally disposable one at that.
	www.crankycritic.com /archive02/servingsara.html (639 words)

	WaffleMovies.com - Serving Sara
		You might expect Serving Sara to suffer from the off screen antics, but it is a passable, sometimes hilarious, film.
		He's under a great deal of pressure to serve divorce papers to a rich society woman, Sara (Elizabeth Hurley), but she has a proposition for him.
		Serving Sara starts off as a formulaic film with all the right pieces, but a lack of fun and chemistry.
	www.wafflemovies.com /servingsara.html (387 words)

	Top Box Office Movies - Serving Sara
		In the excruciatingly numb and mindless romantic comedy "Serving Sara", we are privy to pretty much the inane familiar fluff that is typical of a hysterically pointless gagfest.
		Sara is married to a two-timing Texas tomcat (Bruce Campbell).
		So when Joe finally catches up with Sara and eventually befriends her, the curvy galpal convinces the befuddled server to turn the tables and serve the papers on her cheating spouse instead.
	www.theworldjournal.com /special/movies/2002/servingsara.htm (770 words)

	Serving Sara
		"Serving Sara" is a broadly played, lowbrow comedy in which the cast delivers mildly amusing performances, with no farm animals receiving injuries from any of the gags.
		"Serving Sara" is a broadly played, lowbrow comedy in which the cast delivers mildly amusing performances and no farm animals were injured by any of the gags.
		Astonished and hurt by this surprise divorce, Sara is further frustrated when she learns from Joe that because she was served first, her Texas cattle-baron husband (Bruce Campbell) gains a huge advantage in divorce court.
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	The Popkorn Junkie :: Serving Sara
		Alas, Hurley offers Perry one million dollars to serve her husband instead, and her husband is played by the highly underrated Bruce Campbell (yes, from "The Evil Dead" films).
		"Serving Sara" was a waste of my time and will be a waste of yours.
		"Serving Sara" is serving nausea and discomfort at a theater near you.
	popkornjunkie.com /reviews/servingsara.html (629 words)

	Louisville Scene \| Movies \| Movie Review \| 'Serving Sara' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		A process server and the woman he's serving turn the tables on her greedy husband in this limping excuse for a comedy.
		That's certainly true of "Serving Sara," his newest film, in which he stars with Elizabeth Hurley.
		"Serving Sara" was nearly derailed when Perry checked into rehab to deal with a substance-abuse problem.
	www.courier-journal.com /scene/movies/reviews/2002/20020823servingsara.html (329 words)

	"Serving Sara" - Salon
		Long before "Serving Sara" drags its butt to the finish line, you wish you were watching a different race.
		But "Serving Sara" is an abuse of everything that usually makes Hurley so much fun.
		Sitting through "Serving Sara," you're likely to forget over and over again, to the point where you can't remember why you bothered to show up in the first place.
	www.salon.com /ent/movies/review/2002/08/23/serving_sara/index.html (558 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Serving Sara
		Immediately after serving Sara her due, Joe is offered an opportunity he can't refuse: help Sara to serve Gordon her papers first and he can have $1 million from the divorce settlement.
		Serving Sara was directed by Reginald Hudlin, whose last film was the SNL based The Ladies' Man.
		Since Serving Sara is a (mostly) dialogue driven comedy, it's wasn't surprising to find this mix to be front heavy with only a few scattered directional effects throughout.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/servingsara.php (1336 words)

	Serving Sara (2002)
		That poor, poor spouse is the rich, rich Sara Moore (Hurley), the British trophy arm-candy of Gordon Moore (Bruce Campbell), a 10-gallon-hat-sporting Texas beef baron.
		Because Sara is being served first, the divorce will take place in the Lone Star state — "Home of Ol' Sparky the Electric Chair," touts one billboard (Note: The real "Ol' Sparky" is in Florida).
		However, if Bruce is served divorce papers from Sara first, the divorce will take place in New York, that hallowed bastion of feminism and all things liberal, and she'll assuredly get half.
	www.reel.com /movie.asp?MID=135637&buy=open&Tab=reviews&CID=13 (600 words)

	Amazon.com: Serving Sara (Widescreen Edition): DVD: Matthew Perry,Elizabeth Hurley,Vincent Pastore,Bruce ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		To change the formula a bit, Serving Sara puts Perry in a slightly scruffier mode, and pairs him with an actress whose sexiness and comic aplomb should be a good counterpart to his wonderfully shticky style: Elizabeth Hurley.
		Serving Sara was quite a disappointment, considering the makeup of the cast: Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Hurley, among others!
		When Sara (Elizabeth Hurley) is served divorce papers while she is in New York, she is stunned.
	www.amazon.com /Serving-Sara-Widescreen-Matthew-Perry/dp/B00007ELF9 (1856 words)

	Serving Sara (2002) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		A process server tries to serve an elusive female target.
		It wasn't as bad as everyone made it out to be...
		Sara Moore asks Joe Tyler if they can have sex again.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0261289 (502 words)

	Modamag.com \| Serving Sara - Elizabeth Hurley, Matthew Perry (Movie Review)
		“Serving Sara” is the first film without any personal stamp from Hudlin, trading his more agreeable comedic tastes for those he assumes will appeal to a wider audience.
		Their story of a conflicted process server is an interesting one, and if you sit there and think about the potential of the premise, you can come up with ten times funnier stuff than the two screenwriters did.
		Consider this: “Serving Sara” has a scene in which Joe must massage a bull’s prostate to get the beast to mount an artificial cow.
	www.modamag.com /servingsara.htm (466 words)

	SERVING SARA
		Sara is about a New York City-based process server named Joe Tyler (Matthew Perry, The Whole Nine Yards) who, as the film opens, displays his unique talents by crashing an illegal mob-run casino in order to serve a Mafia boss (Joe Viterelli, Analyze This).
		Instead they fight over the mark, a very pretty Englishwoman named Sara Moore (Elizabeth Hurley, Bedazzled) who is in New York and is about to be slapped with a divorce suit by her rich Texan husband (Bruce Campbell, The Majestic).
		Sara is directed by Reginald Hudlin (The Ladies Man) and written by Jay Scherick and David Ronn, who have also penned the upcoming I Spy remake with Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson (I can practically hear myself not laughing already).
	www.sick-boy.com /servingsara.htm (393 words)

	KINNOPIO - Serving Sara
		That much goes according to plan, but then Sara convinces Joe to flip his mark and serve divorce papers on her no-good husband -- that way she’ll get half of their $20 million estate, of which she promises a cool million to Joe as incentive.
		So Joe and Sara fly to Texas, where the movie turns to an hour’s worth of semi-funny gags and routines, most of which involve the supposed awkwardness of New Yorkers outside of the Big Apple (and more importantly on a Texas cattle ranch -- ahh, the old loafer-in-a-pile-of-cow-dung joke).
		Serving Sara, however, is more on par with the screwball likes of Almost Heroes, the regrettable adventure he undertook with the late Chris Farley in 1998.
	home.earthlink.net /~kinnopio/reviews/2002/servingsara.htm (568 words)

	Serving Sara
		After stunning Sara (Hurley) with divorce papers, Perry is coerced by the furious woman scorned to work for her and to instead deliver papers to her cheating hubby.
		Tell Me More About It: "Serving Sara" is a blatant attempt to cash in on the star power of Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Hurley.
		Hoping fans are too stupid to notice the idiocy of this plot, the filmmakers are betting that Perry can ride on the frenzy of "Friends" and Hurley can hide her absence of acting talent behind a bodacious bod and the memory of Austin Powers.
	www.reelmoviecritic.com /2002/id1862.htm (386 words)

	The Movie Chicks - Review - Serving Sara
		Gordon (Bruce Campbell) is a wealthy Texan who wants a divorce from Sara (Elizabeth Hurley) - if he serves her papers first, the divorce happens in Texas and he gets to keep all his millions.
		When Joe serves Sara, she makes a counter offer: Joe pretends he never served Sara and she'll hire him to process Gordon - the divorce will take place in New York, she'll get half, and Joe gets one million dollars for his trouble.
		The one and only laugh-out-loud moment is just disgusting - not to give it away, but it includes an uncooperative bull, a process server undercover as a vet, a hefty bag on the arm, and lots of lubricant - need I say more.
	www.themoviechicks.com /aug2002/mcrservingsara.html (472 words)

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