Most of the films Dunst has chosen in recent years have had some sort of element that made them worth checking out - even if they were less than perfect. She (or someone on her management team) must have a sixth sense for such things when it comes to sorting through scripts.
Sometimes, books just don't translate well onto the big screen. Want proof? Look no further than this week's release, On the Road. While you've got to give director Walter Salles (The Motorcycle Diaries) credit for tackling such an ambitious project, his adaptation of Jack Kerouac's beloved classic just doesn't work.
They both have plenty of bodily fluids, girl drama and embarrassing speeches, but there's one thing Bachelorette has that Bridesmaids didn't: master wise-cracker Lizzy Caplan.
