"yes"

"i cant believe that i paid money to see this movie! it was that bad and boring that i didnt even watch it till the end!"

"You know how you see these billboards of a new bar with some radical name and the radio ads sound pretty cool so you think you’ll discover yet another home away from home until you get there and find the place is jacked full of yuppies, the drinks are overpriced and watered down, and not only is it ‘decorated’ but all the decoration is imitation English pub crap that came out of some Ikean nightmare? That’s where i found myself in this flick.

What a disappointing Summer. Here i was expecting this nice indie film getaway and ended up at a run of the mill Motel 6 in the middle of the the suburbs. Basically what you have here is a package tour, emphasis on the word ‘package’. Because that’s all this movie is: marketing to the independent circuit. They get this cool poster and start a lot of buzz and spin it as a quirky thing off the beaten path when in fact it’s standard romantic comedy fare parked dead center in the middle of the road.

Sundance my ass. i’d like to Sun-dance on their freakin’ graves is what. Just ranting about how they manipulated me into seeing this infuriates me and i feel like going up to the top of this review and ripping a star down, but that wouldn’t be fair to Zooey Deschanel, who turned in a neat performance. She did what she could to keep this film cutting edge cute but there was too much other crap holding it back, like the script. Like a narrator who rarely narrates, which is in fact a good thing because his lines come across as Pushing Up Daisies throwaways. Like scenes which are supposed to be ‘experimental’ but actually have all the originality of Applebee’s sports memorabilia.

One pleasant surprise was the supporting role of Rachel, the lead guy’s younger sister, as portrayed by 12-year-old Chloe Grace Moretz. Her performance was solid, especially when considering her age. Keep an eye on her, she’s one to watch."

"In a summer of high tech,FX garbage that Hollywood continues to shell out at us, its nice to see this clever little gem of a movie make waves with critics and audiences alike. Even with all the great strides that have been made with Hi-Def tv's,digital effects,Blue-ray etc,the quality of the product shown has hit all time lows. Where are the great writers? Does anybody do anything original anymore? And that's not only in film. Did I really see a "Britney Spears Greatest Hits" CD in Best Buy the other day. YIKES. Anyway,check out this wonderful film about young love gone bad. We've all been there. Boy meets girl. Boy falls for girl. Girl likes boy, Girl wants to have fun but does not want to get serious. Boy doesn't understand. What sets this film apart is a great cast and a different concept of telling the story going back and forth from flashbacks to present day to what is going to be. Great idea and it works. One of the best films I have seen this year."

"Ummm I fell in love with 500 Days of Summer. First and foremost this was not my pick to go see when me and my bf went to the theaters, but I am glad we did. Joseph Gordon Levitt and Zooey Deschanel are brilliant in this romantic comedy that is not your run of the mill romantic comedy. I would suggest this movie to anyone because it has great quality and watchability."

"500 days of summer is the worst movie i have EVER seen. It is depressing, non- motivational, and i disagree with every word of it. It is the epitome of a suicidal movie. I used my optimum rewards card to go see it, and i would actually pay full price to have every trace of it completely erased from my memory."