Charlie Anteby

The flick could've been good, but James wood ruined it. The man is too full of himself to act. Hard to watch, painful, laborious. You're not missing anything.

Watching this movie was painful. I like Anniston, but this was a horrible movie. I'm not even sure what it tried to be. Slapstick? Torture.

I loved this movie, every aspect. The acting, the story line, the gentleness, the scenery, the outfits, I felt like every line and every scene was handled with great care and attention to detail. I give this movie no less than five out of five stars.

There were moments in this movie where I felt whoever made it wanted it to be hated. But I don't mean controversial, I mean disgusted and repulse, with no added value to the story. Just a sick deranged mind making movies. There were other points that were so beat to death that the viewer wants to start throwing things at the screen. It takes a lot for me to dislike a movie that is either a romance, a comedy or both, but I detested this one, I feel genuine hostility towards it. I feel violated. I'm surprised it reviewed as well as it did, it looks like it got a 55%, but that's a conversation for another time. In summary, absolutely awful, with far too little to redeem it, do yourself a favor and keep away.

I love everything Kate Hudson does, and in this case, everyone else played their parts so perfectly as well, including Kathy Bates and Whoopi Goldberg. I was very moved by this movie, the storyline, the main character, her fear and her courage. Its not an easy topic, not at all. I cried. I noticed that the movie got very low favorability reviews, but I have no explanation for that, for why I thought it was a well executed serious effort and so many others didn't like it.

Lyonne carried it, the film hit me in the gut.

I caught this movie after it started, and it was still fantastic. I cried. It was such a beautiful story and done so nicely, so refined, so elegantly. I watch many movies, and I loved this one.

Wonderful, I cried throughout this movie, I loved it and found it both educational and informative, on many levels.

I loved it, for me, watching from my home, here alone, while I was working at my desk, it was a great movie. The little sister played by Darby Camp, she stole the show. She was wonderful, and the woman was beautiful. With very few actors and very little flashy scenery, it worked, and the narrator was also excellent. I give this movie five stars. Thanks.