The first time I saw this movie I hated it. The second time I saw it I couldn’t stop laughing, and I went out and bought the DVD. I have no explanation for this.

I love a Christmas Carol and Bill Murray, so this movie was a lot of fun. And it’s a nice alternative at Christmas when you want something a bit less traditional.

I’m not usually a big fan of ridiculous movies (and Lisa Kudrow is not one of my favorite actresses) but I thought this had some really funny moments.

It had one of the worse endings ever.

It had some interesting ideas. Too bad it wasn’t written by someone more talented. People seem to like it because “it’s a page turner” but that doesn’t make it great literature.

I read this as a teenager and it was really shocking then. Maybe I’ll re-read it again someday.

I would say it was worth it, but not for financial advice. As a psychology major I find some of the cultural things he reveals (unwittingly) to be fascinating.

Hands down, without a doubt, the worst book I’ve ever read.

Although it’s an interesting movie, it is fundamentally impossible. A person who has this disorder (in real life) usually only has a couple minutes before his/her memory “resets” itself. On top of that, he/she spends those few minutes trying to reorient and understand what’s going on. So, this film’s character would not remember taking the photos and would only be confused by them.

I read the book, but I couldn’t tell the movie was based on it. They butchered a classic.