Very much like The Devil Wears Prada in documentary form, without all the drama of course.

A vaguely interesting documentary about the secrecy behind how the MPAA functions. Not bad, though the actual content could have been shown in a much shorter film.

Really fun animated Viking adventure - great for kids, but plenty of story to keep it entertaining for adults as well. On par with Toy Story and almost as good as Shrek

Not Vin Diesel's best movie. The action scenes are so long they actually get boring, and the club scenes are pretty weak as well. Pitch Black or The Fast and the Furious are much better choices.

Somewhat amusing at first, but after the cameras are exposed - early in the movie - it became a cheap soap opera.

Neve Campbell was excellent and compelling, unfortunately she only does a fraction of the acting in this film. The men spent far too much time chattering meaninglessly in an intellectual sounding manner.

Both David Duchovny and Olivia Thirlby do a good job in this interesting character driven drama. The plot is simple and straightforward, but it is produced well and the conclusion is satisfying.

Good story, though some of the scenes seem drawn out. On a few occasions Clint Eastwood's reaction seemed disconnected with what was happening in the movie, though in other scenes he's quite entertaining.

The story isn't that great, but Monet Mazur plays her role very well and breathes some life into an otherwise trivial movie.

Rupert Everett cross-dressing to play two characters was strange and incongruous, but the rest of the movie was fun and entertaining. Some similarities to Wild Child, but much more exotic and offbeat.

Mixed bag, Amy Adams is hilarious and charming, while Meryl Streep is uncharacteristically annoying, with a horrible accent. If this movie had only been the half with Amy Adams scenes it would have been excellent.

The description of this movie sounds awesome, unfortunately in the actual movie nothing happened. That's particularly disappointing when all the characters are this annoying.

Foreign with subtitles. The second half of the movie is basically pure action, and does not disappoint. Pretty straightforward plot which was well filmed and executed.

This movie does a good job of displaying the hatred and pain that comes from marginalized groups of people. It isn't filmed very well, but because it encompasses both anorexic and overweight this pseudo-documentary becomes much more compelling.

Seemed a bit long with a very simplistic main story, and an overall story that chased rabbit trails. Some good scenes and a number of bland sections - the cast was good but the movie itself was a mixed bag without much value.