Absolutely the worst movie.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

I have been away--what happened to the other girlfriend? I think her name was Toni? I enjoyed watching the show, but once they moved things around it got confusing. I was difficult to find the new shows compared to the older ones. I always liked the character of Toni, but now that she is gone? I don't know. I had heard something about her wanting to be with family. Anyway if anyone knows what happened I would appreciate it. Also, is the lead character the daughter of a famous singer. I'm almost positive she looks like someone famous. She seems very tall, and quite gracious. Hopefully some of you can provide me with the answers. Thanks folk...

If anyone knows anything about Girlfriends going to DVD,please let me know.I love that show,Maya is my favorite,and I really would love to but all the seasons.Also does anyone know if this will be the last season,I hope not cause Girlfriends is one of the best black shows out there.I have been a fan since day one,I go to there tapings and everything,so if anyone have any information please let me know I will continue to check back.And maybe if enough people write to Upn we can get Girlfriends on DVD,that would be a great gift at Christmas time.Oh and by the way my all time favorite Girlfriend's line is!Now can yall Bitches call my husband and tell him I'm pregnant.

I watched this show from the 1st episode. The characters on this show get better with every season. I have watched them( especially Lynn) grow into sophisticated, independent women. I have been waiting for the box set to this series, but can't seem to find it. They deal with real life issues that people don't normally put in their shows. Of course, they all have their own faults, but real people have faults too. That's what makes the show so realistic. There are a lot of women out there that can relate to one of the four women on this show. I know I can relate to them all in one certain way or another. I hope this show never ends!

It is an unfortunate fact that, at least in first run, shows with largely black casts do not draw many white viewers. Of course "Cosby" was an exception but many fine shows have suffered due to a lack of an expanded audience. The excellent "Homicide" with its diverse cast but black leads (Andre' Braugher, Clark Johnson, Yaphett Kotto) cause a lot of small minded people to discount it and refrain from watching. "The Wire" may also be dealing with a like attitude.Thinking that "Girlfriends" would be mostly fluff or, worse, a watered down version of "Sex In The City" (not a favorite)I did not start watching until it went into syndication.While the show is still not a first choice I found it surprisingly watchable and even, at times, quite enjoyable. The cast, with the exception of the rather stiff and unappealing Persia White, is quite adept at comedy and very likable as well. Despite always looking as though she is being goosed, Tracee Ross-Ellis is as good if not better as any other comic actress in recent memory. She also conveys intelligence and even manages to be somewhat sexy at times. The real sex appeal on this show comes from Golden Brooks and Jill Marie Jones whose quirky characterizations are appealing despite the flaws and air of self-interest written into them. Reginald C. Hayes manages to pull off his role as the series main male regular character with humor and likability. This role might have been a more traditional 'eunuch in the harem' part save for the fact that Hayes seems to have slept with every one of the female characters on the show. "Girlfriends" is much more clever and adult than one might expect and the airwaves and cable lines are filled with many much less enjoyable shows. It is certainly worth a look.