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• Anatoliy D

  
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• Bethany M

  
  Another great film from Kate Hudson! Heart wrenching yet heart warming at the same time!

• Thomas B

  
  Another money vehicle for Kate Hudson, only Joan Cusack makes it any level of watchable. Full review later.

• Lady D

  
  Wow, I?m surprising myself with this one! I am definitely delving into the Chick Flick area here ? am I softening, no, it just appeared on tv and had to see how it ended, despite it being totally predictable. Made for easy watching, a not so bad no-brainer.

• Red L

  
  Typical party-girl-grows-up-and takes-care-of-sister's-kids story.

• EightThirty .

  
  I enjoyed it but it was very predictable ^_^

• Rachel F

  
  It was good, but then again Kate Hudson can do no wrong.

• Dean M

  
  Great warmth, romance and laugher with Kate Hudson as a hard-working fashion executive is turned upside when she's unexpectedly named guardian of her late sister's three troublesome kids!

• Aliyanto L

  
  Garry don't do well with this one but it's still refreshing!

• Leigh R

  
  I liked it.

• Sanjaya &

  
  I don't like the story. It's so boring...

• Mouhannad S

  
  Helen Harris (Kate Hudson) is living the high life in New York City and working for a top-modeling agency, when her sister and brother-in-law die in an auto accident. Her good times are over when she gets a letter from her sister's attorney. Helen has been given custody of her… More
  Helen Harris (Kate Hudson) is living the high life in New York City and working for a top-modeling agency, when her sister and brother-in-law die in an auto accident. Her good times are over when she gets a letter from her sister's attorney. Helen has been given custody of her sister's three children. Helen has never raised any children, and she thinks her older sister, Jenny (Joan Cusack) is better qualified to raise the children. Helen accepts the custody of the three children, and they move to a new apartment in Queens. Helen loved staying out late and going to nightclubs, but she now has to take care of the children. Helen is forced to change her lifestyle and become a real mom, which in turn gets her fired from her glamorous job. In the end, Helen learns what is really important in life. This is a heartwarming and cute comedy that will make you tear up. It is the type of movie that your girlfriend or wife will drag her mate to see.

• Mike N

  
  [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]Good evening. I am Agent D. Bauch. I am here representing a government agency (whose specific purpose is irrelevant) responsible for the voyages of a one Neumorado Sexington, one of the many circulating monikers of the more well-known Neum Daddy.… More
  [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]Good evening. I am Agent D. Bauch. I am here representing a government agency (whose specific purpose is irrelevant) responsible for the voyages of a one Neumorado Sexington, one of the many circulating monikers of the more well-known Neum Daddy. The information that I am about to disclose is extremely confidential. But you are presumably his friends, so it is fair and logical that you all be alerted as well.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]I regret to inform you that Mr. Daddy's current whereabouts are unknown, and the worst is feared, given the circumstances of his disappearance. However, we shall maintain an unflagging optimism as we search for our mutual missing party. Out of respect to Mr. Daddy's virtual relations, we wanted to inform you all of this grave situation.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]To avoid further befuddlement, allow me to explain: Neum Daddy was commissioned by our agency to uncover several lost artifacts scattered throughout Europe (strictly for academic analysis, I assure you). We surmised that all artifacts were successfully secured by Neum Daddy, but days before we expected him to return in triumph, he vanished. He even fell beneath the radar of our field agents monitoring his progress. State-of-the-art tracking technology as modern as next week was enabled for this project for the sole purpose of safety. The fact that even the greatest tracking devices cannot detect him is most worrisome. We are taking the greatest measures to ensure recovery of the artifacts, and perchance Mr. Daddy as well.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]If any of you have any information regarding Neum Daddy and his affairs in Europe, please let us know now. We will find out one way or the other eventually.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]The only trace of Mr. Daddy that we managed to recover was a burned diary, documenting his daredevil trials of peril and intrepidity. Great risk and great reward were together achieved on his mission, and a faint glimpse of that can be seen through his entries. The following texts read as excerpts of a greater whole, but it is all that remains. Perhaps this will jog some memories of any potentially constructive clues you may have for this troubling, saddening enigma.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]We all offer our most sincere condolences.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]All excerpts shall be gradually revealed in their supposed chronological order.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=4][color=seagreen]The Diary of Neumorado Sexington:[/color][/size][/font] [font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=black][i]4 September. 22:32. East London.[/i][/color][/size][/font] [font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=black][i]Aside from the spurt of gothic Parliamentarian pinnacles overlooking the filthy Thames and the ornate and commemorative creepiness of the Abbey that sits behind it (and maybe a few other places), London offers no maintaining interest to me. I've passed through here more times than is probably healthy for even a conventional seat-of-the-pants adventurer, but the city still seems to strike me as the dying shopping mall of Europe. And the requisite complement to such a fledgling venue of civilization is the detestable fashion; London fashion is hideous. These stylishly-wayward denizens of this aging gray capital are sickeningly ostentatious with freedom of attire. I've discovered that too many are recklessly given carte blanche to dress themselves without proper supervision from the 'Fashion Scotland Yard.' Which explains why I had to use [u]both[/u] of my whips on the chirpy tramp who tried to seduce me earlier tonight through all that disgusting decoration. If I wasn't careful I might have been caught in an article of "clothing" resembling barbed wire.[/i][/color][/size][/font] [font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=black][i]Unfortunately, she knew too much regarding the Tilting Monkey of Kidlington, and I lacked the hubris to resist prying open her bottle of information. The monkey must be found! Be it for the agency, whose bumbling[/i] [b][color=seagreen][THIS SECTION HAS BEEN CENSORED FOR SECURITY REASONS][/color][/b][i] or simply because humanity owes it to history to prevail over eternal mystery and defying the incohesiveness of our lost eras, I am determined. Why there is a monkey shrine in London of all places, the past may only know. But with a little elbow grease and archaeological acumen, I'll find out.[/i][/color][/size][/font] [font=Times New Roman][size=3][color=black][i]Miss Skirtly-Indecorum proved more informative than I initially approximated, even if I had to remove all of her [/i][b][color=seagreen][REST OF ENTRY BURNED OFF][/color][/b][i].[/i][/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=seagreen]Further excerpts to be posted at a future date.[/color][/size][/font] [font=System][size=3][color=#2e8b57]-Agent DB[/color][/size][/font]

• Deb S

  
  Modeling agency executive and party chick Helen (Kate Hudson) is chosen as legal guardian of her deceased sister's three children. One of whom is adolescent Audrey (Hayden Panettiere), who seems bent on shacking up with a bad kid which turns out to be a bit more than Helen can… More
  Modeling agency executive and party chick Helen (Kate Hudson) is chosen as legal guardian of her deceased sister's three children. One of whom is adolescent Audrey (Hayden Panettiere), who seems bent on shacking up with a bad kid which turns out to be a bit more than Helen can handle as we watch her struggle to juggle her social life, her job, and now her sister's children. The movie supports strong invasive parenthood and adolescent responsibility and the importance of loving family bonds is featured well. Helen finally finds the strength to be a parent; the ending is fairly predictable, but there are some real-life lessons to be learnt. Helen Mirren makes the most of her role as Helen's ice like boss and rest of the supporting cast made this an enjoyable watch.

• Yinalí R

  
  Refreshing.

• Andrew F

  
  It was actually a good movie. It was, however, a little too long.

• Joy-Emily C

  
  Typical chick-flick with no real surprises but if you like those films (and I do!) then it's a likeable film. Not too dissimilar to 'No Reservations' although this came before.

• Sunil J

  
  I have some mixed feelings about this because it's a little over the top but it's funny and sweet enough to be worth the watch.

• Lea L

  
  Good movie..

• Erin C

  
  This movie started out to be really sad, but it was very touching as it went on.

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