Not only was this as shallow as a normal teen movie, it also made an embarrassing attempt to be an awkward comedy. It felt like a mishmash of two genres that didn't quite meld. Oh and the acting was pathetic

Joel and Ethan do it again surely their funniest and visually appealing. George Clooney in the role he was born to play as an escaped convict with the "gift of gab" Based on "The Odyssey" Coen's didn't bother to read it. They didn't need to. perfect

If you read the book you will be sorely disappointed by the movie. If you didn't read the book you'll like the coming-of-age comedy aspect but it won't be at the top of your list.

Angelina Jolie but plays the role of a flawed yet realistic girl well. Elizabeth Mitchell is great too, I didn't notice her the first time since I hadn't seen Lost. Jolie seemed older than 18 at the beginning, but it wasn't a critical error

A ridiculously good album, short and sweet. His voice takes a little getting used to, but the layers of deliciousness in each song are worth it

A train-wreck of a television show about a town in which every person is consumed by sex. Terrible...but fabulous. Awesomely bad.

I have yet to see a really good Seth Rogen movie - probably because most of his roles require him to act like an idiot. This movie is chock full of slapstick and silliness, which aren't a good replacement for real comedy.

As you would expect, silly, silly, silly. Kid-level humor all the way, although the second half improves and The Rock is always somehow believable. VERY light entertainment, but doable with your favorite kid.

Not for those who want realism - this film is a liberal take on the fairy tale. The dream sequences keep the film from becoming too dark and dreary, though the long monologue toward the end detracts a bit.

I enjoyed this movie. The idea of humans being a minority in a vampire movie is intriguing. I felt the ending was slopped together and could have been executed much more successfully. All in all... I would view this movie in the theaters again.

The movie was fine, though the 'running out of blood' premise seemed contrived. The ending was poorly thought out too - they could have cured the entire city/world from the building they were already in - why leave?

There were several climactic situations built over an array of scenes forcing you to draw your own parallels and, possibly intentionally, after a point was made, the movie would lull, as if to give the audience a chance to process everything.

I always enjoy movies with multiple characters which are connected throuch complex web, such as Crash and Traffic. Crossing Over is not as good as those but it does manage to leave you thinking. Its biggest downfall is lack of suspense at any point.

Even better than Hell's Kitchen! Another reality show with Gordon Ramsay - where he helps turn struggling restaurants into successes. After a while it can get a tad repetitive though.

For some reason I am not as "up in the air" about this film as many. And that even though GC is one of my favorite actors. It is a nice film and easy to watch. Would not classify it as an Oscar film though!