Lauren Hoffman

It's an objectively well made and well acted movie that I really enjoyed. The plot is well structured, fast paced, and dialog well written.

It has the moral imperative to end sex trafficking but it's not through heavy handed guilt tripping, but through telling a true story about a man who made personal sacrifices to do the right thing and courageously go into danger to be a genuine hero. I think anyone who has any sense of altruism will leave this movie inspired to take action against this truly heinous evil that is real and happening now. Go see this movie.

This movie was super quirky and cute, I recommend!

A Cinderella story that's like a cross between Ever After, Princess Diaries, and Pretty Woman. It's a cheesy 90's romcom and it's perfect within its genre. Despite having an ancient trope, it was so hilarious, all the characters uniquely charming, with just enough variety to make it feel fresh and I LOVED it. Also it took me way too long to realize Ricki Lake plays the protagonist which is so bizarre but strangely fitting.

It was somehow even more boring than I expected lol. You already know the outcome of a movie like this, but you expect there to be a little bit more drama in the process or maybe get to know the characters stories and motivations so you can really cheer them on as they fight for victory, but no. Add in some really cheesy dialogue and and the most generic protagonist possible and you have the recipe for a true snoozer.

It's a shame that the Martha character is so lame, which makes it even more obvious that all this fuss is just because she is hot. At the same time it's just the sort of silly mediocre rom com that I can appreciate and the '98 Joseph Fiennes charm is undeniable.

I watched this after Reacher and I cannot warn you enough to stay away. Ritchson’s character is incredibly dumb and asks the most obtuse questions. To be fair, a lot of MMA fighters I’ve personally known do seem a bit addled due to all the head injuries. Overall, the dialogue feels forced and serves little purpose to progress the plot. The main characters Holly and Shayne (also what is that spelling?) have zero chemistry and Olivia Thirlby’s acting is awful. I think my favorite part is the way Tito Ortiz plays himself, especially with his apartment being plastered with pictures of himself.

Unless full frontal nudity of Tom Wilkinson and large age gap relationships are your cup of tea, I don't recommend lol. Suitable only for rainy, boring afternoons when the alternative activity is taking a nap, but I would still recommend the nap.

I had to turn this off literally 1:52 minutes in because the dialogue was so painfully contrived i wanted to punch the 3 total characters in the face. There is no way it is getting better.