Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

donyeadelrey I have been watching IDDI for a while now. The show is funny, meaningful and sets itself apart from the other crap shows on Disney. You will find some kind of message wrapped in a couple of jokes and great acting. It was interesting how they used the second season as a way for the viewers to get to know the characters, while at the same time taking them a long the characters wacky journeys and antics. Hopefully the show gets a third season, to take us back to more fun, out-there situations these teens have. I can't wait for the next episode to air. This season seemed a tad short but, you don't want to spend do much time getting to know the characters and not having enough time to get back to the original reason for the show. The second season is about to wrap up so let's hope for another 20 or so episodes.

RyanWinter100 When this program first started, I thought--what is the purpose of this show? With the exception of Olivia Holt and Austin North,the cast was as boring as boring can be. The stories were dull,there was no goal, no theme to the show. It was, until the second season an all white cast with pure vanilla acting. Then the best thing happened, they added the character "Betty." That black actress added life, zing,and much needed humor to a sad show. Betty has injected energy into the show. The young actors now have an adult pro to play off of. As the antagonist Betty forces the other characters to deal with her. She has timing and attitude, now the whole cast has better timing and spunk. There just might be some hope for this show after all.

syapi100 This show is hard to watch. The actors are not funny, the episodes are confusing comparing to the plot, and there is no character development.We don't know where these guys came from and their history at all. And the character of Delia has got to be the most annoying one in the entire show.Speaking of actors, to those who are complaining about the actors's ages, have you watched High School Musical? Hannah Montana? How old were these actors when the show happened? How old was Jason Earles and Monique Coleman? Do your research before you complain!

bkoganbing Keeping that juvenile audience supplied with enough bubblegum idols, the next tween/teen comedy off the Magic Kingdom assembly line is I Didn't Do It. It will no doubt run its allotted three to four years before the cast moves on to other Disney and non-Disney products.This one stars Austin North and Olivia Holt as a pair of fraternal twins who with their three friends Piper Curda, Sarah Gilman, and Payton Clark will no doubt get into all kinds of situations that would have fazed the grand old lady of comedy Lucille Ball if I'm any judge of what I've seen so far. They will also have a lot of 'Splaining' to do after each story with the grand old cop out I Didn't Do It.In the Disney tradition the cast is fresh faced and all American except when an ethnic part is called for. And in more than a Disney tradition the two leads look way too old to be playing high school fresh. The first episode had both of them trying to get into the cool kids crowd led by the quarterback Chad Buchanan who might pass for a college senior. But that's what I've come to expect since I was that age.I'm sure there's enough teen eye candy to attract viewers for the allotted time that this and other Disney shows have.