VividSimon Simply Perfect

JinRoz For all the hype it got I was expecting a lot more!

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

dirkdougler This movie was great! The plot was unique. The characters very easy to identify with. This movie also used one of the most innovative narrative methods I have seen... I don't want to be a spoiler so I will only give this hint...pay attention when time finally catches up with the present...

mikeschinkel This movie was very much about character development, and people growing through situations that could easily occur. Even the narrator played by Bray Poor (the Asshole') grew from being a non-caring jerk to being someone with feelings who took some honorable actions. Ron Livingston, the lead, did a fine job of making the guy believable without using any of the over-the-top cliched actions or situations some many other movies might use. He made you care about him and his plight without being a total dork. Amanda Peet was, as usual, just hot as hell but it was Cara Buono who stole the screen. Okay, I admit it, she's a girl I could see myself falling for madly just as ... (oops, don't want to spoil the movie for the rest of you who haven't seen it.) All in all, a really great romantic movie. Definitely in my top 100.

George Parker There's precious little romance to be found in this romantic comedy which tells of a slump shouldered, self pitying, self deprecating wuss who dates two women both named Nina. How's that for creative? "Two Ninas" is an okay watch and a decent shoot with enough relationship issues to maintain interest all the way to it's fizzling conclusion. However, the film trades charm and heart for hip and cool as it presents its characters as one dimensional, self-centered, hard edged stereotypes. Recommended for anyone into the adult singles dating scene.

no_no_nan "The Two Ninas" is one of those rare movies that most people see about two years after it was made and wonder how they missed seeing such an incredible film on the big screen. I was one of the lucky ones -- I saw it at the Independent Film Festival in Chicago. As a writer, I'm often a tough critic of the dialogue in films -- and the words exchanged among these very real characters made this film altogether humorous, poignant and timely. It also was incredibly well directed and acted. This is a must-see. -Nanette