Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

ShangLuda Admirable film.

InformationRap This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

Bergorks If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Michael Ledo Neil (Simon Pegg) is a teacher who dreams about his neighbor (Kate Beckinsale) and loves his dog (Robin Williams). When the film combines STAR TREK 1 and BRUCE ALMIGHTY, aliens give Neil absolute power as a test for the survival of all of mankind.The film has potential and it had its moments. The absolute powers follow precise speech with no regard to consequences. I kept waiting for the film to get better and have the big laugh. It didn't happen. The high point was using the cast of Monty Python as the voices for aliens.Guide: A couple of F-bombs. Brief nude female torso

pkpera Indeed, the worst part of this is script. It seems just as a sloppy work. Could not fill 80 minutes (real duration) with decent jokes, good dialogs and sense. There were some funny moments here and there, but most of it seems forced, uninspired. Supposed to be some romance, love story, but only real love here was love between Neil and his dog. Too bad, because basic idea has great potential. Then, all those ideas what to change - writer just went in direction to make something funny, shocking. often lacking elementary logic. Probably best example was with unlimited food. 1 minute after Neil said it and waved, on TV was talk about very big average weight of people in China. Seriously ? The wishes have backward effect ? Then why he did not go in changing history ? Or, best question: why did not change self ?Only real good joke/point was with dog at the end.Acting: was overall fine, considering material. And I need to say, that I can imagine that some more famous actors/actresses refused to participate in this. There was too much F-word without real need. Most of characters acted on really low level considering language, social behavior, etc. Surely, comedy is not to be realistic, but there must be some level of it. Grant was completely over top with stupidity.And yet another movie where annihilation of humankind from some superior intelligence was considered. I find it very disappointing, that screenwriters take it rather than some theme about how to make self better. Maybe they failed in it, and take all others as such ? Ratings of main involved: Simon Pegg: 7 Kate Beckinsale: 6 - she pulled out what could from poor script Terry Jones as director: 6 Terry Jones and Gavin Scott as writers: 0 - hey, I can give here rating 0 ! Hurra me ! Mojo: 10

Simply-Red This movie started out completely stupid and continued that way until the story-line and situations became a situational comedy with a "what would you do" and a "what would actually happen" scenario.If you can get past the childish premise and basis and the "bizarre crew of extraterrestrials" as the movie is billed, there are really some "laugh out loud" moments if you are the type of person who can loosen up enough to enjoy them.British movies are usually not my thing, so that could pay a role in my not being totally impressed by this. British movies to this American are usually so stupid its embarrassing to watch, or so complex and dialogous I fall asleep trying to pay attention.

zaphirax-249-222452 It's not too big on the story, but it a great movie that doesn't take itself too serious. There was many moments that made me laugh out loud, something that's usually pretty hard to do, but I'm more on the British humour side than the American side.It's similar to Bruce Almighty in many ways, but I thought this one was way better. Jim Carey can be funny, but only in small doses. This movie keeps it lightly.