By Anthony Quinn FILM OF THE WEEK 27 Dresses (12A) Anne Fletcher (111 mins) ** STARRING Katherine Heigl, Edward Burns, James Marsden Drillbit Taylor (12A) Steven Brill (102 mins) *** STARRING Owen Wilson, Troy Gentile, Nate Hartley The romantic comedy 27 Dresses, about a woman who's always been the bridesmaid, is a little like one of those weddings where the food is inedible, the wine is served in thimblefuls, the music is atrocious and the speeches are never-ending - but you still have quite a good time.

By Holly Leber and Casey Phillips, Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn. Mar. 26--Casey Phillips: To me, "Drillbit Taylor" is a hard film to pass judgment on. The plot's premise is referred to numerous times during the film as "The dumbest thing I've ever heard," and I couldn't agree more.

By Moira Macdonald, Seattle Times Mar. 21--A sort of junior prequel to "Superbad" (less booze and sex, more angst and punching), "Drillbit Taylor" is the story of a skinny kid (Nate Hartley, seemingly constructed from wire), a fat kid (Troy Gentile) and a dorky kid (David Dorfman).

By Christopher Kelly, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Mar.

By Rick Bentley, The Fresno Bee, Calif. Mar. 21--It's one thing to make a bad movie. That happens. It's quite another to not even try to make a good movie.