The cast is excellent, and the story is original - well suited to the time it was made, when CGI was just coming into its own. The plot is an interesting commentary on acting, fame, expectations and perceptions.

I thought the 6th one in the series was overkill, but they kill freakin health insurance people and other douche bags I don't like. I think if they weren't killing douche bags I wouldn't have liked it as much, but they're douche bags and they die.

The title Feast of Sex would have been more appropriate. Morgan Freeman was great but I felt like the beginning was spastic, jumping between relationships. Radha Mitchell and Greg Kinnear were good, the film should have just been about them.

After only half a season, I'm completely hooked. Strategy, relationship skills, physical stamina and mental strength all come into play. You quickly attach to favorite players and passionately despise others. Armchair quarterbacking at its best.

Must. Watch. Absolutely hilarious! If you bought the DVD, it is absolutely worth every penny! (No pun intended.)

Very powerful movie. Elements of racism, women's lib and love all mixed into one fine film. The strongest note to this movie is the end, were you learn the meaning of regret.

Most of this film is standard action movie fare, but the comic interludes by Salma Hayek and a few other characters are great. Cindy Crawford is average at best, banking on her looks to carry the role. (Plus her random extraneous sex scene)

Before the Devil Knows You're Dead is a special piece of film. Filled with excellent performances by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ethan Hawke and Albert Finney, Sidney Lumet's non-linear heist film is a fantastically thrilling piece of cinema.

Felt low budget but it has a great cast, good dialog and camera work. Not an action movie, more of a suspense/comedy. One big plot hole - how to get the money in the end. Aside from that it was a fun film.

I am not a big fan of mob movies but this film took the concept in a completely different direction with fantastic results. The ensemble cast (led by John Travolta and Gene Hackman) was excellent and the humor was spot on. Well worth a viewing.

Not a bad story, and overall somewhat amusing - reminds me a bit of The Office in an educational setting.

For a film with such a great title, this is neither disturbing in its depravity or titillating in its delivery. Clinical and boring in its approach this film may very well be only be for psychopaths with a sexual dysfunction.

Ellen Page is great as always, and I liked Marcia Gay Harden's portrayal (don't usually), but the roller derby premise didn't strike me as very believable. Some fun parts, mildly entertaining, but ultimately forgettable.

Enjoyable, despite not having seen the first one

Kevin Pollak is pretty funny as a devil's advocate, but the rest of this movie is just a sappy teen romance/moral tale. Bedazzled is a much more entertaining 'deal with the devil' choice.