From Prada to Nada
Lionsgate | Release Date: January 28, 2011 CRITIC SCORE DISTRIBUTION
39
METASCORE
Generally unfavorable reviews based on 10 Critic Reviews
Positive:
0
Mixed:
8
Negative:
2
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Critic Reviews

Critic scorePublicationBy date
60
VarietyJoe LeydonJan 28, 2011
Based loosely and playfully on Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility," From Prada to Nada is a predictable but pleasant comedy. Read full review
50
Los Angeles TimesRobert AbeleFeb 3, 2011
The regrettably titled From Prada to Nada has more in common with a slapped-together TV movie than a timeless comedy of manners. Read full review
50
The New York TimesMike HaleJan 28, 2011
Angel Gracia, whose career has been in European music videos and commercials, imbues his feature directing debut with a televisionlike crispness and disposability. Read full review
42
The A.V. ClubTasha RobinsonJan 29, 2011
Simply put, From Prada To Nada is "Sense And Sensibility For Dummies." Read full review
42
Entertainment WeeklyKeith StaskiewiczJan 28, 2011
For a film ostensibly about the importance of finding a little spice and flavor in your life, From Prada to Nada is surprisingly bland. Read full review
40
Austin ChronicleMarc SavlovFeb 3, 2011
While this is no "Clueless," to be sure, it's also, thankfully, no "Born in East L.A." Read full review
40
Boxoffice MagazineSara Maria VizcarrondoFeb 2, 2011
From Prada to Nada might appeal to tweens but word of mouth won't be nearly as strong as Austen's parlor gossip. Read full review
40
SalonAlonso DuraldeJan 28, 2011
Sells itself as a traditional Hollywood riches-to-rags comedy -- overdressed brat gets taken down a peg, falls in love with a hunky prole, and learns that love is more important than shoes...So why is Hollywood returning the favor by making such dreadful movies for Latino audiences? Read full review
30
Village VoiceAaron HillisJan 29, 2011
Under all the pretty faces and MTV Latino pop, there's something crassly disingenuous about the movie's blatant demographic pandering (hooray for immigration-panic jokes!) and half-assed condemnation of gluttony. Read full review
30
The Hollywood ReporterFrank ScheckJan 29, 2011
Features sitcom-style stock characters and situations, not to mention the sort of ethnic stereotypes to be found in TV ads for fast-food Mexican restaurant chains. Read full review
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