Reviews by eleblack

My heart bumped against my chest the whole time because of the suspance; a movie with a considerable amount of clichès, but still a good movie (if you don't trust me, you can trust Will Smith on that).

Not as good as the book, of course, but it sure couldn't help but being good since the story is great.

Not introspective at all, full of dance movies cliches and slightly boring.

Finalmente un film che tenta di sfatare i pregiudizi sul Sud. Se ne sentiva tremendamente il bisogno!

A few things made this movie watchable (Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Gerard Butler among them), but once accepting that the movie is not supposed to tell the same tale as the book, everything gets a little brighter.

Cliches all the way. Nice but not so brilliant. Michael Cera does all the hard work.

I was like 'WTF' during the whole time. It is the crappiest movie I've ever seen under any point of view.

Unoriginal family comedy with some occasional laughs provided mostly by Robert Hoffman alone.

Hilarious and romantic. I enjoyed it so much that I can pretend all those hateful cliches don't exist. Hugh Dancy is the love.

I have a thing for disaster movies and Roland always does his best. Maybe not as good as The Day After Tomorrow, but surely brilliant. 4/5