This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

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.

I only picked a 1 out of 10 stars because there was no option for anything lower. I watched this movie because I caught a minute and had to keep watching to see if it got better. It didn't! I felt like my IQ had significantly dropped afterwords. The acting only intensified how horrible the story line was. The basic idea of the movie seems to be if you throw a bunch of attractive people together and have one of them sing it is worth making a movie about. I think that Krista Allen is beautiful but she was so whiny and oblivious that I was disgusted by her and dumbfounded at how being so stupid she could hold or even be considered for an executive job in advertising! That was the only funny part, by the way, of this supposedly romantic comedy. The only character worth watching was Van played by Michael Buble. He had the only role with sincerity attached and it was cheapened by the surrounding cast. Not only was the movie an insult to the general intelligence of the public it was completely unrealistic.

Michael Buble' has an incredible voice, which is why I wanted to see this movie. He has a vocal quality rarely heard today, but in the future I can stick with his CDs and still appreciate his talent. I'm glad I got this movie from the library, so I didn't spend any money on theater admission or video rental. Very poor writing highlighted by bad acting. The story could have been much better, after a few re-writes: a good idea, even if a little thin, can still be made into a reasonable plot. Unfortunately, not all the blame can be laid on the producer, writer, etc. Many of the characters lack a level of development to identify with.

I thought that this flick was pretty funny, although it was filled to the brim with all kinds of jokes about blondes. I honestly think that Krista Allen is gorgeous with blonde hair, and I'll say that one of the funniest parts of the whole movie was the beginning (the Blonde school). I thought that Charlene Tilton's brief scene in the movie was really funny, especially when she got to the part about "Y'all go ahead and be dumb!" and so on. What really cracked me up about Charlene is her doing a Southern accent (I must add that she's really good at it because many women I've met here in the South talk very much like that, but I've met a few who talk rather differently). However, it seems that the rest of the movie went downhill after the first part. I think it's really sad when a movie's first part is funnier than the rest of it because it makes a person feel like he/she has wasted the rest of the time that the movie lasts. All in all, it's a rather amusing movie if blonde jokes and parody flicks are your thing.

when i saw the cover and i read the name of the movie i said hmmm must be another comedy of blond chick doing her thing and i was in the mood for a comedy and i didnt find anything better that night to watch so i said lets try it out and it turned out to be not just another blond movie it actually had an insight sure it had a blond wanabe story line but as the movie goes on it gets dumped for a more profound story i actually liked. so to whome ever is wonderin do u need to watch this movie yeah u do but ... leave it for anight when u feel like a funny movie whose not just funny nor too funny with a nice love story behind and no its not all guiiiii and stuff glad they spared that out its romantic just enought to be watchable without feelin bad :) and leavin u with a smile ;).