VeteranLight I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

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.

Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Philippa All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Ruz Movie about the dreams. I liked the phrase that says YOU American PEOPLE DON'T KNOW HOW TO ENJOY DOING NOTHING. The woman ( Julie Roberts) that doesn't carry about everything and just want to start new probably better life by knowing herself. Probably changing is right but what if she couldn't manage it. What if she had to come back home and be all alone. I would be scary. Luckily she finally found herself, her place and where she wants to stay. It was very big step just to leave everything and go to Italy, than to India and Indonesia. Not everyone could do that. But if reward is happiness every method is acceptable.Just do it!

Magdalena Biela In Europe we've heard about this movie and the respective "book-diary" now, in 2016. That says a lot. Elizabeth Gilbert is such a phony that I felt nauseated while trying to read her pages. I've never read something so low (because I reject the USA trash genre "eat pray love"). Well, in a few words: Liz Gilbert preaches about silence, humbleness, searching and finding God, blah, blah, while she makes a fortune out of her lies. She saw blue lights, she met God, she lost God, she suffered, tormented, she "found her word" (OMG!). I could have given her a word to describe her (something similar to what she gave to Rome!): shite. Page by page of shite. But, Gilbert is rich and famous, men cried over her legs, women over her words, so what a hell? She is a smart American woman who knows what she wants and goes for it. God is another story, elsewhere, waiting for when time will come, simply to have a "word". In behalf of Lizabeth Gilbert, I apologies to India, to Mahabharata and Ramayana, Upanishads,to the true believers, who silently pray for the Earth, thinking: "forgive her, Lord, for she does not know what she does".

Stacey The Movie Foodie Moore This is not a new movie so you may ask why I feel the need to review it now. It's because it is a really good foodie movie and anyone who is into food in movies should be sure to see this one. Any who, I get this movie because I understand fully the inner angst one experiences when one does not have a defined personal path to peace and happiness. It's funny because no matter how far we travel by plane train or car, we never leave the ballast of our own brains. So until we learn how to find inner peace and lightness, we do the next best thing…eat! And eat our main character does in this post card from peace-of-mind movie. If you have read any of my reviews, you know that I love food and cinematography, this movie is teeming with both. Julia Roberts with those signature pucker-face lips of hers, wields them artfully around Italian language and food. She travels to paradise in Bali and the opposite in India but also destinations lead back to her inner world. Let's talk food. The food scenes in Italy were the delectable creations of food stylist Susan Spungen. There is nothing in the big food scene that I would not eat. As a matter of fact, I want all of it right now. This is a testament to the food styling genius that is Susan Spungen. I hope to see much, much more of her delicious work in films. Heck, I would like to see her work in person, Lol.

juneebuggy This movie is a guilty pleasure for sure. It's a total chick flick but I actually quite like it and every time its on TV I catch myself watching it again. It's not as good as the book and Julie Roberts does get kind of annoying but I love the travel, the locations and the sweet romance with Javier Bardem. The story is based on a super successful book by Liz Gilbert. Here Julie Roberts chronicles her breakdown, quest for self discovery, by stepping put of her comfort zone and journey around the world which ultimately brings her true inner happiness and a man. Sounds cheesy but its pretty good, especially the section in Bali. 03.13