nadine jernberg

The music pieces in between the scenes were hard to tolerate and much louder so much that you might want to stop watching it. It was hard to look at Emily Blunt because she looked better before she restructured her face and feel sad that she did that. Also the conversations between the two main characters sometimes were unbearable …meaning lame and negative. This movie seemed like a waste of time.

I like John Candy. I didn’t like there was a painting behind the bar of a nude woman with large obvious breasts. And you had to see it more than once because every time somebody went to the bar, you’d see the painting behind the bartender. It’s degrading to women and it’s not necessary. John Candy could’ve held this movie all by himself, but somebody decided they needed to have that painting in the movie. I would say most women would not want to see that.

Photo of nude woman with big breasts is shown behind the bar several times ie …each time a new person goes up to the bar. Too bad they had to wreck the movie for women.

Can’t understand most of the actors due to their British accents. Too bad because the plot was good.

I liked it! Lots of stars and good acting. Lots of twists and no nudity.

This really was a good movie! There were no nudity scenes and it had a happy ending.

Very jerky jerky, light flashing on and off during most of movie, gave me a headache. Also the actors words were out of sink with their mouth.

Don’t be fooled by the name change on the movie to “short” or “The Code” when looking at the parent’s guide. There is definitely full frontal breasts - nude dancers in this Antonio Bandaras movie.

This is not a PG movie. I would give it an R for HORROR.

Cannot understand the female named Kaya, probably an Indian accent paired with talking too fast. So you miss key plot points. The people you put in your movies that have accents should just talk slower or you alianate many viewers from following the storyline.