I saw this at the Sundance Film Festival. It was kinda cheesy, disturbing, romantic, funny, and weird all at the same time.

Girl is very believable and relatable, if you have ever worked in an office and think your bosses are insane sometimes. She develops rather well under the adversity she faces. The ending fell kind of short like the authors previous novel “The Nanny Diaries.” The writing is fast paced. I think this book would be appropriate for people over 17, because there is a lot of language and sexual content. I would recommend this to anyone who is a fan of the Nanny Diaries or the movie Working Girl.

This is the saddest movie ever, but funny at other times. It made me cry. Cary Grant and Irene Dunne are great in this.

I thought it was good, but not a good as the first two. something was missing.

I saw the Jersey Boys on Dick Clark’s New Years Eve show and liked them, so I order the soundtrack on Amazon. Today I got my order and listened to the whole album tonight. They’re are really good and kept me more entertained than any other Broadway soundtrack I have listened to.

The romance between human Bella and the vampire Edward is relatable and more believable than any other vampire book I’ve read. Not since the relationship between Buffy and Angel, have I rooted for a couple like them.

One of the saddest movie I have ever seen in my entire life. I sat there for ten minutes after I was finished watching it, just thinking. My Grandfather was a POW for three years, so this movie makes me realize at least part of what he went through.

Will Ferrell at his best.

Sandra Bullock made me a fan of hers after I saw this movie. It’s romantic comedy perfection.

It’s inspirational, heartbreaking, and the music is incredible.