It's hard to be sympathetic toward Eliza Dushku when she can't seem to produce any emotion in her acting. A sad, blank movie, except for the fight scene.

Half subtitled, half English. Brittany Murphy is pretty good, but the rest of the cast is hilarious as well.

Cinematographic drivel. Incoherent debauchery masquerading as insightful ideas.

Leelee Sobieski's acting is weak, but all the other actors and the plot are really good.

The acting was fine, but the plot took far too long to get where it was going. This could have been a good 30-45 minute short film.

Remade as Point of No Return for American audiences, this classic is far better. The American remake lacks the finesse of the original, and has some plot oddities that don't make sense if you haven't seen the original.

Foreign with subtitles - a really cute romantic comedy about an escort type woman and a bartender. The ending is a bit trite and predictable, but overall it was good.

Acting and story were decent, but the emotion was missing from the movie. Nothing to really draw you into the film.

The popular and somewhat amusing sitcom, though after a few seasons they all start to run together.

A British sitcom - the dirtier and funnier version of Friends from across the pond.

A slightly campy vampire flick - reminds me a bit of a cross between Dark City and Matrix, visually and atmosphere. Unfortunately it doesn't have quite as much intricacy to back it up.

Very solid cast and good acting across the board. Nothing super exciting happens, but it rings true as a family drama.

British made-for-TV. A little neurotic and pointless, but at least the acting was fine.

Brosnan's accent isn't great, and the voice-overs are horrible - it gives the feel of an audio book rather than a movie. The acting isn't very good either.

Zooey Deschanel is hilarious, but her part is tiny. Jennifer Aniston's accent is a bit off, and the story is a caricature of all the sad and depressing parts of life.