jrmint

I couldn't even watch more than 25 minutes of this movie. I don't care whether the house is finished for the kids birthdays, the wife thinks **** is cheating on her, or if the grandparents show up to the debacle. The storyline and themes of this are infantile, ridiculous and unlaughable.

As a huge SATC fan who loved the series along with the first film, this movie was a HUGE disappointment. The most genuine scene of this film is when Miranda and Charlotte are drinking at the hotel bar and enjoying each other's company and talking about real things. The rest of the movie is pure crap when you compare it to the precedent. Hopefully, if they make a third - it will take place in NYC where it belongs with the usual wit, glamour and sparkle of where the characters came from.

Out of all the later films, this one is the best. If you're a HP fan this should deliver on all the important aspects: romance, action, cinematography, storyline - and I think they stopped at a great part in the novel in order to keep interest between the two last films.

I love Seth Rogan, so you should definitely watch this is you do as well. He delivers in his charming and witty banter, as the other characters were alright. I know nothing about the original Green Hornet comics so I can't really judge on whether it stayed true to that, however, I don't know if I would watch a second or third installment. It was mediocre entertainment, and found that half way through I was on the fence about whether or not I needed to finish in order to be satisfied.

I always have such high expectations for Jennifer Aniston. Maybe that is part of the problem, but this movie was terrible. It was almost like a "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" wannabe - and I see the connection, but if you want a troubled marriage combined with action then watch that instead. It was very predictable with a silly storyline that doesn't even try to pretend the couple won't end up together in the end.

Because I had heard such terrible things about this movie, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Paltrow was kind of adorable as a drunk, country music star, and the rest of the characters were likable in some way. However, if you want a great movie in this specific genre, check out "Walk the Line" - it has more depth and storyline; since this was slightly predictable and cliche. Still, not a total waste of two hours.