CommentsXp Best movie ever!

BoardChiri Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

Bea Swanson This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

cabinetstomatologiccluj This movie it's about a journey in your life. Many people doesn't understand this message that movie reveal. Traveling it's discovering peace and wisdom to settle down your soul and life. Most of the people they live to achieve, not to feel. This movie it's about FEELING and discovering your life.Julia she's a great actor. Bali it's a wonder island...just beautiful.

karpunkina I've enjoyed it from the begining till the end..even seen the second time, what happened to me almost never..

drazsika-716-814820 There are so many things fundamentally wrong with this movie as well as with many details. Most have already been mentioned before me so I'll just rage a bit. 1, uses double standards, to say the least: if you are white and rich - "go out in the world to discover yourself" / if you are brown and poor: go for the arranged marriage no matter how much you'd love to study and find love. 2, even though the movie tries to be a feminist statement what we see is that a woman is nothing without a man and finding yourself EQUALS to finding a man 3, the shallow, stupid, irresponsible protagonist seems to be shown as a HEROINE (!) - an example to follow 4, "You'll lose all your money in 6-10 months" - eating gourmet food in Rome, not working for a couple months and traveling to 2 new continents? Well, well, well... 5, Rome, Italy is NOT a 3rd world country with no running/hot water. Though I lived in Italy I never heard anyone speaking the kind of English you hear in the movie (great English with extremely heavy accent). 6, There already are so many shallow and dumb people: why do you try to cater for them a shallow and dumb story (okay, other than because you earn well with it)? 7, Leaving an unhappy marriage, traveling to discover the world and living in new environments is a very brave thing. However: - not consulting with your husband and not having any communication about a divorce; - discovering the world means to you that you meet Americans who are just like you in India; - going to random places where you seemingly spend a lot and all you get to know is things you could understand from an "Italian / Indian / Balinese Stereotypes" paperback - this makes you shallow and below average. 8, Julia is completely indecisive. The one decision she makes throughout the movie is to keep up her schedule and balanced life. The Balinese medicine man convinces her with one sentence that she decided the wrong way. So she changes her mind immediately: puppet, Puppet, PUPPET! 9, Since Pocahontas we know that not all Hollywood movies need to have a 100% pinky-shiny-happy ending. Maybe Julia doesn't know it.There are good things in the movie though: - you get hungry for a good pizza & fresh pasta - landscape shots, travel suggestions (Italy, India, Bali) - you'll probably feel superior to 95% the characters shown in the movie while utterly superior to the people that like this movie This is one of the very few movies that made me angry lately.

Davis P In Eat Pray Love (2010), Julia Roberts really does shine and she carries the movie well. The writing is very well done too, it's engaging and it's intelligent. The movie presents an uplifting message about finding oneself and achieving true undeniable happiness, getting the life you desire. Julia Roberts does all of those things in this film, and she does it all very convincingly. Eat pray love start out well, and continues on well, it is just slightly stagnant in the middle briefly, but then it picks back up and keeps on going at a steady pace. The other actors, including Viola Davis, and they all connect very well, and Julia's relationship with them is shown well. And I'm glad they showed and developed her relationship with former husband Stephen, they described their love and former relationship well. It's so lovely to see her travel from destination to destination, picking up experiences, making new friends and forming new bonds, and finding herself piece by piece. She eats wonderful new foods, she prays to find peace, and she loves all the new people in her life, including one very special man ;) Oh and I loved the one little comedic part where a man tries to convince Liz to have a love affair with him in Bali, he undresses, which is very very nice lol, and she just breaks out into hysterical laughter. A 9/10 for Eat Pray Love.