Even through drunk goggles I could tell this was an awful film. What's point of showing "real" footage split screened with reenactments? Now it's twice as boring! Gets half a star because the line separating split screens wobbled back and forth and was the most action in the film.

1/2 Star (out of 5)

Good date movie. It's refreshing seeing something not main-stream now and again for me. If you don't like non conventional movies and only like Hollywood pictures you won't like it at all. All worth it for the last scene. I personally appreciated the simplicity of the visual gags.

3 Stars (out of 5)

Felt a little long so not my favorite Moore film. And a lot of the information was stuff that happened so recently it was annoying to hear it all again. I did like the opening comparing ancient Rome and current America. And the overall tone was positive which was nice.

3 Stars (out of 5)

While incredibly witty and clever, it's more of an interesting observation than a comedy. It's like most romantic comedies only with brutal honesty, but it becomes hard to laugh at the truth behind people's actions and sometimes hits too close to home to be entertaining.

The movie laughs at us rather than letting us laugh at it. With that said, I love all the actors and cameos in it so I enjoyed it. This movie may be studied in anthropology and psychology classes for decades, or end up in the 5 dollar bin at Wal-Mart, either way you may not like it yourself.

3 Stars (out of 5)

This let me down. It was impossible to relate to any of the characters and hard to hold my attention. I love everyone in it, (especially Joel McHale) and the movie was well made, I just didn't seem to care about anything that was happening. I chuckled a couple times but the best jokes are in the previews.

2 1/2 Stars (out of 5)

This film was really funny! I was shocked how much I laughed. Unlike other non-Pixar animated movies, this one had a good story and great resolutions for all the characters. Plus Mr. T. is in it, so it must be good! And it looks awesome in 3D.

3 1/2 Stars (out of 5)

It was thoroughly enjoyable and not at all what I was expecting. I am glad the previews didn't give away too much. The movie has action, humor, brilliant writing, and suspense like Hitchcock, where just walking down a hallway has me on the edge of my seat.

4 1/2 Stars (out of 5)

Was hoping for more. To be honest I was drunk off my ass, but in my mind that could have only helped. I admit I did laugh a lot, but I still hated the movie. I'm just mad because the funniest thing in the trailer wasn't in the film, (unless I was so drunk I missed it.) "I don't know how you got onto this car lot blind man, but you're not leaving without a car."

1 1/2 Stars (out of 5)

Wow, I think it was written by a 13 year old boy. My expectations were obviously set way too high for this pile of crap. I loved the first 2 films. This one makes fun of itself unsuccessfully. The actors were unknowns and the characters were annoyingly 2D. It is also very short, like 80 mins.

1 Star (out of 5)

It was okay. Made me want to watch Garden State. After I got home I put Garden State DVD in and was way more satisfied. 500 Days of Summer was fun, and artsy which I like, but it was also honest in a depressing real kinda way. I'd much rather have my Hollywood happy endings. Absolutely LOVED the split screen scene.

3 Stars (out of 5)