ThedevilChoose 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.

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Keeley Coleman The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Isbel A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Eric-1226 (Oh come on RDamon, don't hold back now, tell us what you REALLY think. And must you post your tirade THREE times??)Actually, I kinda liked "Watching Ellie" (or should I say I liked watching Watching Ellie?) because I like Julie Louis-Dreyfus. Alot. To me she's always been a really charming and likable person. She definitely added sparkle to the old "Seinfeld" series - methinks I wouldn't have watched Seinfeld if JL-D hadn't been in the cast. Moreover, she is one of those kinds of ladies whom one so seldom encounters in the REAL world. (Believe me, I've looked...) Alas, it seems the likes of JL-D can only be found on TV sitcoms, and unfortunately, her sitcom has now been cancelled by NBC.So goodbye, Ellie. What a bummer. It was fun watching you while it lasted! Think reruns... (And Julie Louis-Dreyfus, I hope you get a cool new show someday, because your fans really want it to be so!!)

afijamesy2k The critics they this show is the best one of the season, well better think again, I Don't recommend this show, it's another seinfeld star in a bad series, unfunny humor, poor scenes, and dumb performance by Julia-Louie Dreyfus, it's another reason that this crap is on the list for the worst tv of the year, and it shows.

Kevbo1987 "Watching Ellie" is simply the worst show ever made. It is horrible! It's plotline stinks every week. The show just seems to drone on forever. The 22 minutes it is on every week is like torture. They count down the 22 minutes of the show in the bottom of the screen, and while watching it, I look at the clock the entire time. I can't wait for the show to be over. It should be cancelled immediately. I'm telling you, DON'T WATCH THIS SHOW! It is a waste of valuable time, and you will feel dumber after watching it. I know I did.

rivieran I suspect that the main problem here is that most of the people who are trying to make TV shows these days just don't watch enough actual TV to understand what makes a good TV show Really Good. What would make people want to use up some of their own Prime Time watching it? Oh, let's see, how about overflowing toilets....pure 21st century comedic genius!As one of the countless Julia Louis-Dreyfus fans in this world, I could only watch in awe as the premiere episode of this show unraveled before my eyes - I felt a strange sense of camaraderie with the rest of the USA as I imagined millions of stunned folks staring at their TV screens thinking "What the......?"Earlier tonight one of our local stations showed the syndicated episode of Seinfeld that exists solely while three of the four main characters wait to be seated in the Chinese restaurant. Oh, those were the days - Brad, Julia, you see, the core of that classic "22 minutes" was the realistically entertaining conversation between three good friends who happen to be intelligent people who are fond of each other and know each other pretty well. It is hilarious, and I'm glad I finally got a chance to tape it.I tried to watch tonight's episode of "Watching Ellie" (it starts with a minor earthquake) but I only made it as far as the moment when you see the vet trapped in a pet carrier under his piano. Such unbridled hilarity merely forced me to hit mute, go into the other room, and make some trivial phone calls that I had been putting off for most of the evening. Luckily I got back in time for the virtually perfect repeat episode of Scrubs that came on after Frasier. Julia, Brad, can you see why Scrubs is often excellent, with many episodes already instant classics? Hey, why not sit down and watch some good TV with the rest of us for awhile?P.S. I think even Louis-Dreyfus' Nice'n'Easy commercial (that takes place on the city bus) was much funnier than "Watching Ellie" so far. Bring that one back for awhile! Maybe even base a series on it!!