1. I am getting sooooo tired of bad home movies getting theatrical releases.
2. This film, like the actress who inspired it, has an appealing sweetness that sneaks up on its viewer.
3. The result is amusing, although it offers little insight into concepts of fame or fandom.
4. In equal measures joyous, bumbling and insecure, Herzlinger deftly captures the man-on-the-street appea.
5. Herzlinger forges through Hollywood's network of hangers-on and D-list celebrities, merry in his existence as a worthless twit.
6. In My Date With Drew, the 'Drew' part is a lot more interesting than the 'My' part.
7. It's like reality TV, only twice as irritating.
8. In this TV reality show masquerading as a movie documentary, Brian Herzlinger is a creepy voyeur, a run-of-the-mill loser who obsesses about living the celebrity high life but lacks the talent to pull it off.
9. If this unemployed gofer can land a date with a superstar, maybe there's hope for all of us.
10. [Barrymore's] radiant, sexy 'n' sweet manner provides a happy heart for this silly little love song of a movie.

What is a brief summary of the following reviews?
A love-it-or-hate-it stalkerazzi documentary, My Date With Drew effectively draws on America's celeb-obsessed pop culture so that viewers either unabashedly identify with it, or are filing restraining orders on Drew Barrymore's behalf.