Finding Bliss

The supporting players, including Kristen Johnston as Grind's wise production head, Denise Richards as Jody's movie's gentle leading lady and Jamie Kennedy as a sweet but dense porn actor, also deftly rise to the occasion.

Davis sustains a steady level of soft humor throughout, thanks to her heroine's inexhaustible shockability and the palpable charm of the other thesps.

Isn't especially funny. Nor is it sexy, despite flashes of nudity and fleeting glimpses of Grind's works in progress.

A mildly funny, stereotype-stuffed comedy about a straight-laced aspiring filmmaker who is forced to go to work for a producer of adult films.

Call it the Frozen Assets Rule: If the one-joke premise of a comedy is accompanied -- or begs to be accompanied -- by the sound of a record scratching, avert your eyes.

Posing big questions about love and sex and work, this cartoonish rom-com is far more conventional than it wants to be.

Find your own bliss with Finding Bliss, a film done out of passion that comes from the heart.

A romantic comedy with an edge born out of desperation.

A steamy sitcom which could have benefitted immeasurably from less carnality in favor of character development.