This is one of the cleverest, wittiest films that I've ever seen. The first time I saw it in the video store I almost didn't rent it but I ended up loving it and laughed from beginning to end. It's a hilarious send up of dating as told through the lense of Courtney, a woman who's just turned 29 years old. She is still in search of true love and marriage and the director of the documentary is her best friend who happens to be in love with her. It is very post-sexual revolution as she yearns for all of the traditional things but is miles from being a virgin or pure in any way. Courting Courtney is one of the rare DVDs that you could watch twice in a row. All the segments are great and it's a sophisticated, exquisite form of humor--at least if you ask me. The ending's a surprise as well.

I first saw this film when it screened at the Ft. Lauderdale Film Festival and I was very impressed. I'm not normally into comedies, but it was an absolute joy to watch this film and get caught up in the unique storyline and the fine performances Mr. Tarantino brought out of his fantastic cast. For Independent Filmmakers, this is a MUST SEE. You'll be amazed at the production values this great director was able to get out of a $20,000 budget. Absolutely amazing! Check it out!

A light breezy romantic comedy with a lot of heart and laughs. The cast is amazing considering the budget. I cought it a few times on SUNDANCE CHANNEL and finally bought the DVD...it's worth it not just for the movie but for the commentary with Paul Tarantino, Larry Sher, and the films distributor. If you're interested in going down the indie trail this is a must have for the collection. It's funny and inspiring to hear how this film got made. I'm not 100% sure what it takes to "steal a location" but evidently Tarantino did it with reckless abandon and amazing success! Look for KATHY GRIFFIN, JULIA SWEENEY, CHRIS HARDWICK, TAYLOR NEGRON, ANA GASTEYER, RYAN STILES, DANA GOULD, JOHN ENNIS and more...all can be found here seemingly moments before they became successful.

The acting is terrible, the script is contrived, the lead characters aren't likable, and the dialogue is not funny. Also, the "great moments" are a direct ripoff from "When Harry Met Sally".