Seemed a bit like a kids/teen movie, though the story wasn't bad. There was a lot of lead up and not much pay-off, and Sophie McBride was definitely the star - she did a far better acting job than the rest of the cast.

The script quality was somewhere between a soap opera and a porno without nudity, and the acting wasn't a whole lot better - which is surprising considering some of the cast have done a lot of TV/movies.

Gene Hackman is great, and Will Smith does a passable job. A fairly enjoyable action thriller a bit similar to Spy Game, not as action packed as The Bourne Identity series.

Just another acceptable action movie, not stellar in any aspect.

Queen Latifah, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Biel are great, but the rest of the cast is less than average or in some cases a total disaster. Portrayed as hilarious by the trailers - was really just an extremely sappy grab at holiday date money.

A feel good story with a decent cast and plenty of playful banter. If you like Jane Austen books that probably wouldn't hurt either, since the characters mention the books and their plot/characters quite often.

A dreadfully slow movie, vaguely reminiscent of Stealing Beauty in pacing and atmosphere, but completely different as far as content and value.

I don't understand why they felt the need to destroy the reputation of a classic TV show with this drivel. This, like Smokin' Aces, should have been killed before release.

Par for Lifetime - the actors manage to sound like they're reeling off a freshly memorized script for half the movie. The Wedding Date is one of many films to have done a similar plot far more convincingly.

Billed as a romantic comedy - but it's pretty much just a light-hearted comedy that pokes fun at Hollywood. Nice to see a self-deprecating film by major stars. It isn't a great movie, but it's pretty fun to watch nonetheless.

The split-screen filming is kind of neat. Basically the entire film is spent introducing you to the relationship these two people used to have, and who they are now.

Strange and twisted yet comedic at the same time. Adam Scott is amusing as the tortured older brother. Brittany Snow is interesting, though a meltdown with screaming and breaking things would have appropriately offset her saccharine sweet demeanor.

Billed as indie, but filmed very well, and with a sense of humor. Strange and somewhat creepy but darkly comic.

Not really a sci-fi film, that's merely an excuse for the interplay between the characters and the moral discussions. As much as parts of this are interesting, the rest of it is blase - so averaged out it isn't great.

Fast cars and police chases are pretty much all this laid-back film has going for it. Strange ending.