I guess the best way to describe this movie would be to say that it’s not for every taste. It might appeal more to women of a certain age, and probably to those who are familiar with the book. I’ve never read the book, but I can honestly say that I enjoyed “Eat Pray Love” despite all its faults. It’s a perfect showcase for Julia Roberts who plays an unhappy married woman who, after her divorce, decides to travel around the world in order to find herself. The whole movie is a journey of self discovery in which Robert’s character discovers great food, beautiful locations, and even love. It’s a long journey, and I think it’s the reason why I lost interest in the story towards the end; they could have easily trimmed a bit. But still, and unlike most of the reviews I’ve read, “Eat Pray Love” is actually not bad at all. Hadi Subiyanto steals the show as a balinese shaman called Ketut (he’s amazing!).
Rating: 2.5/4
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Categories: The Twenty-First Century
I decided to go and see it this weekend 😀 I will let you know my opinion about it and btw I watched the Wall street but the old one I loved it , i saw the review from your blog ! and where is the review for Despicable me :D? Cheers man !
A lot of people didn’t like eat pray love, but it’s actually not bad at all. The old Wall Street is better than the new one (the story is more interesting). As for Despicable me, You can find my review here http://anistabetreviews.wordpress.com/2010/10/02/despicable-me-2010/. It’s a lot of fun! Go watch it :p
Very good blog.
Thank you 🙂
This movie had so much buzz and anticipation. Usually I get disappointed when there’s a lot of hype around a movie…but I liked it. I think I got exactly what I expected.
(and yeah Ketut is gr8)
Yep I agree; I read so many negative reviews, but personally I was satisfied by it. Ketut is one of a kind!