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Anna Faris, Rumer Willis and Katharine McPhee lead the cast of The House Bunny. Among those making cameos in the film are Shaquille O'Neal and Hugh Hefner.

Interesting casting choices for sure. Here's a look at how a few critics are reacting to the comedy...

- As much as the word 'vapid' is thrown around in the movie, it's also the perfect adjective to describe it. There are much better comedies out there right now to waste time on this one... -- ComingSoon.net

- Despite a winning performance by Anna Faris, the film falls on its keister so many times that before long the perky pinkness turns bruising black-and-blue... -- Philadelphia Inquirer

- The purpose of this comedy is to serve as a showcase for Anna Faris, whose sunny disposition and solid comic timing make The House Bunny more enjoyable than it ought to be... -- Associated Press

- By imposing a predictable message, it obscures the satire... -- USA Today

With Anna Faris in the lead role, supported by Rumer Willis and Katharine McPhee, The House Bunny opens in theaters around the country tomorrow.

As you might expect, a movie centered around an exiled Playboy centerfold might result in a few hilarious House Bunny quotes. We'll post more of those as they come in.

For now, click on the following thumbnails for larger images from the comedy...

No surprise that a movie about an exiled Playboy centerfold would bring out a bevy of beauties at its world premiere.

That's what went down earlier this week at the opening of The House Bunny. Here's a look at a trio of cute actress that showed up...

Anna Faris is the lead character in The House Bunny.

Amber Heard was the object of Seth Rogen's affection in this summer's Pineapple Express.

Look for Malin Akerman in next year's Watchmen movie.

In The House Bunny, Anna Faris plays Shelley Darlington.

She's a Playboy Bunny that's living carefree until a rival gets her tossed out of the Playboy Mansion. With nowhere to go, fate delivers her to the sorority girls from Zeta Alpha Zeta. What happens next?

Check out the film's trailer below for an idea: