When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

This is funny. It's a great parody of relationship breakups when one of them is nuts. Get serious folks. It's not casablanca.

It really is a bad movie, but it's a fun bad movie. It reminds me a bit of caveman with Ringo Starr, though I don't know if this movie will ever get the cult following that caveman got. Some funny bits, but not laugh out loud, really more just "did they really just go there".Uma tries to play the role of jilted lover but she doesn't really pull it off. She comes across as more psychopath than sympathetic and maybe that's fine. Maybe this film wasn't right for anything touching but I really felt the hurt girlfriend was a missed opportunity in this one.Owen Wilson is fine as the abused boyfriend. He does pull it off and you feel a little sorry for him. Not that abuse should ever be the subject of comedy, but maybe we can forgive this one for it's ridiculous premise.Rainn Wilson is great as the sleazy best friend, but Rainn is always great. I wish every Will Farrel Movie ever made would have stared Rainn Wilson in his place, but . . . enough of that.The chemistry between Anna Doe-Eyed Faris and Owen is hard to buy, so there's really not much going for this film but it's ridiculousness. That said, where it fails at making any connection with the audience at all, except for Owen being genuinely sympathetic. It scores points in silly, stuff you've never seen before (and who hasn't wanted to have sex with a partner who can fly?) and bits with the car and the shark and Rainn trying to hit on a pretty bartender.Mega-mind had 5 times the heart this movie has and the romance was 20 times more believable, but I still enjoyed this one for it's visuals, it's preposterous 'ness and for Owens and Rainn's solid acting jobs.Besides, superman films have never addressed the question, what is it really like to make love to a superhero who can bench-press a tractor trailer.

In this movie a office manager, Matt finds a beautiful woman, Jenny while traveling in a metro. He asks her out on a date and he notices that she is going to restroom many times. After two or three days, he finds out that his girlfriend, Jenny was a superhero called 'G-Girl'. This is a very funny movie. I think everyone should go for this movie. Don't miss it.

Luke Wilson's best movie probably, but not his best performance. The time of the movie was split up really evenly.Uma Therman stars as Jenny Johnson. She looks like a harmless little librarian but she is actually the wild city superhero G-Girl. One day on the subway, Matt (Luke Wilson) notices her. She swiftly turns him down but to his luck a mugger steals her purse and he rescues it for her. She immediately charmed by him and begins to date him.Matt's co-worker Hannah (Anna Faris) is seemingly jealous. She has a boyfriend but its also apparent Hannah and Matt have feelings for each other. The downside is: Matt's with Jenny, and she loves him. His friend says "break up with her". But even with all his effort to make it as smooth as possible he still gets the nightmare from hell. Jenny turns into a crazy monster ruining just about every aspect of his life.Luke Wilson was good but his performance in Vacancy was much better. His performance is good because he has some good delivery but his screen time is divided evenly with Uma and Anna.Uma Therman is pretty much the star of this movie...and she is built up all the way through. Even at the end, she still tries to come out on top but her thunder is stolen - at least it was for me.The real star of the movie for me was Anna. I didn't even see her in this movie until about 15-20 minutes into. Once I realized why she was in the movie I suddenly began to hope she'd be more involved...which she was. When she was more involved she definitely stole the show and I'm very glad she was casted. I can tell whoever wrote this movie must've really like Anna Faris and wrote the role for her, or they just liked making such a lovable, fun, comedic and sweet character. Nevertheless, she stole the show for me. Go Anna! When all the dust settles, and all the smoke clears, the movie is actually quite romantic, funny and action-packed. It was interesting as I thought it would be and was really entertaining. It's now available on DVD, and anyone who didn't catch this in theaters should rent it or catch it on TV.