Undescribable Perfection

It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this movie! The physical comedy and clever dialogue kept us entertained from beginning to end. The actors all did an excellent job and the script was strong and captivating. Interestingly, we had started to watch 2 movies prior to this one, got bored with them both, one after 10 minutes and one after 20 minutes. We started this one up to give it a try and were reeled in instantly! We both highly recommend this movie!

What a riot, it has been a while since I have laughed this much watching a movie! The actors had great chemistry and looked like they had a blast working together, the story line was fun and script hysterical! I am sure though, that lots was improvised as the ladies seemed so at ease and naturally funny together. The story line is better than the 'First Wive's Club' as more time was spent on the plotting and scheming of bringing down 'the bad guy' and this makes for some serious laugh-out- loud moments!Now, this movie won't win Oscars and won't be for everyone but watch it if you are looking for a fun, lighthearted, revenge fuelled, mildly slapstick film!

The Other Woman is an unfunny, bland and messy romantic comedy that still finds itself sunk by its wafer thin characters and other better films that dealt with cheating husbands/boyfriends. Director Nick Cassavetes is far removed from the talent of his father.Carly Whitten (Cameron Diaz) finds out her rich, successful businessman boyfriend Mark is married. When she meets the wife (Leslie Mann) they find out that they actually awkwardly like each other in an odd couple way. Later on they find out that he is cheating on them both with a younger and more buxom Amber (Kate Upton) so all three women team up for revenge by humiliating him.Just so the audience finds the discomfort that Mark goes through is OK such as pooping in his pants because of secretly added laxatives they also make him someone who is framing his wife to take the rap for his dicey business dealings.A tired, contrived and laboured film.

I was on a pirate movie kick, and watched everything from Captain Blood to Master and Commander, and all films inbetween. But as much as I love the thunder of canon and melee combat with cutlasses and wheel lock pistols, I felt the need for something different.This film delivered. Yeah, it was kind of hokey in the premise department, but it's fun to see "how the other half lives" so to speak.Diaz leads a solid cast in this film about a man who's got a taste for women, and does shady dealings of all sorts. It's cliché, kind of gross in parts, and of course it has a few bawdy moments (though they're amazing mild by today's standards).The over-sexed femme who befriends a straight laced woman is an old formula, but this one entertains. It appears that cast and crew had a good time shooting this film, and the film shines for it.Overall a good night's PG-13 viewing. Not something I wouldn't watch again, and might take a second look at if the opportunity avails. A decent flick. Enjoy.