On the Line

Name: On the Line
Genre: Comedy, Romance, Family
Released: October 26, 2001
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 34
Cast: Joey Fatone, Lance Bass

2001

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Miramax Films | Release Date: October 26, 2001 | PG

Starring: Joey Fatone, Lance Bass

Summary: When Kevin meets the girl of his dreams on Chicago's "L" train, they immediately connect but he lets this golden opportunity slip away by not having the courage to ask her for her name and number. Unable to find her, or forget about her, Kevin and his buddies launch a massive campaign to locate this mysterious dream girl. (Miramax Films)

Director: Eric Bross

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance, Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 85 min

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Richard Harrington

Harmless romantic and musical high jinks abound, and sentimentality prevails. Read full review

Stephen Holden

Once you've accepted the notion that On the Line gives product placement in movies a blatant new prominence, the film turns out to be a soothing cinematic snack of milk and cookies. Read full review

Claudia Puig

When so many PG-13 movies are encroaching on R-rated turf, it's heartening to see a film that responsibly approaches its audience. Read full review

Ed Park

Less a romance than a feature-length plug for 'N Sync and its personalities -- and so, like all ads, not meant for "conscious consumption." Which opens the blissful avenue of sleep. Read full review

Michael Dequina

Not a good film. In fact, it's a rather bad example of that already barrel-bottom-scraping genre, the teenybopper romantic comedy. Read full review

Chuck Wilson

Bass isn't a gifted actor, but he retains his dignity, mostly by keeping his head down and avoiding the eyes of the idiots around him. Read full review

Kimberley Jones

Instantly forgettable. Read full review

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JimboM.

Mar 26, 2006

Amazing! I was hard the whole time and couldn't conceal it!

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