I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Don't Believe the Hype

n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

it is the rare 'crazy' movie that actually has something to say.

I had the "privilege" of screening this movie. The reaction from the audience should have told the producers everything they needed to know. The gags in the movie didn't even warrant a good-natured groan. We weren't allowed to leave before the end of the movie and had to fill out a mandatory questionnaire at the end. I recommended that the movie never be released it was so horribly unfunny and plot less. Oh well...The jokes were so obvious, the audience could see the set up coming from a mile away, and there wasn't even a giggle when the gag was delivered. The entire movie was a series of non- plot, non-essential scenes that didn't even string together to create any kind of statement or point. I love senseless comedy, but I couldn't managed to even like this movie.

This movie was just plain awful. Watched it with my girlfriend, and we both agreed that this movie had no real storyline, it was pointless and quite dull.In few words, this is the Series Scrubs, put together with drama scenes loaned from ER, mixed together with horrible outcome.Don't pay money to see this movie. Don't waste bandwidth downloading it.If a friend asks you to watch it with him or her, point out the fact, that you'd have to be numb from your neck up, to get anything out of this "movie".

I'm getting sick of hearing these spoiled American "manifest destiny" bunch of selfish, egotistical whiners cut down a Canadian masterpiece.If you don't like it, that's fine. Don't be a jerk and cut it down because you think 'Canada sucks' or something. Believe it or not, it's not all igloos and eskimos up here. Canadians are very similar to Americans, minus the ignorant supremacist attitude!! Canada is your arrogant country's biggest and best ally in the world so what is the point in trash-talking something that so closely reflects your own culture?This movie is good enough to run with the big dogs that come out of Hollywood. It's even better than a lot of the "comedic" garbage that you offer (read: The Master Of Disguise, Freddy Got Fingered, Not Another Teen Movie, etc). If someone would have told you that this film was made south of the Canadian border, the fact that you didn't like it wouldn't be all that important anymore, would it? Kinda stupid, don't you think?One last thing to ponder --> Canada's bigger and we're on top. If we were in prison, you would be our BITCH.

I was expecting a lot more comedy with Dave Thomas, Dave Foley and Dan Ackroyd, but instead watched a simple entertaining movie done with a light atmosphere. It certainly makes fun of being an intern and will make you laugh out a few times. What it isn't is a laugh a minute.Certainly the actors who play the set of interns the movie is mostly about all have bright futures ahead of them. Most notably Christine Chatelain, Jane McLean, and Peter Oldring. I'd be remiss if I didn't add the head nurse - Linda Boyd. Of course the three stars I named at the start of this review all did fantastic jobs. The others certainly had their moments of comedy.Everyone is excellent in their parts and while it's not an overly dynamic movie, it's worth seeing with some popcorn when you're in a mood for light comedy.