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Confessions of a Shopaholic: Sad & Ironic

Submitted by Ryan Spoon on November 30, 2008 – 12:07 pmComments

While seeing a movie over Thanksgiving (the new James Bond), I noticed the following signage for the new movie “Confessions of a Shopaholic.” The movie is based on the “Shopaholic” book series – but it really couldn’t be hitting theaters at more ironic time.

Shopaholic’s tag line is “all she ever wanted is a little credit…”

Not only did that help get us into this mess – it’s a feeling that is (and will continue) to be commonly felt throughout the country.

Confessions of a Shopaholic

Shopaholic Plot:A college grad named Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) moves to Manhattan to nurture her shopping addiction and get involved in the New York magazine world. Though she is up to her neck in debt, she becomes a financial-advice columnist and even manages to fall for a wealthy entrepreneur.

Shopaholic Cast:

Isla Fisher as Rebecca Bloomwood
Hugh Dancy as Luke Brandon
Krysten Ritter as Suze
John Goodman as Rebecca’s father (Graham)
Joan Cusack as Rebecca’s mother (Jane)
John Lithgow as a publishing magnate
Kristen Scott Thomas as a magazine editor
Leslie Bibb as a fashion magazine staffer
Lynn Redgrave as a doyenne of a publishing empire
Julie Hagerty as a business magazine assistant

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  • This movie is such an interesting film to watch. After watching the film, you'd realize that being too shopaholic is not goof. For you'll have lots of debts.
  • LRG
    A shoppers blog indeed. I like it..
    I hope more shoppers out there would read this one.
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