Classic chick flick film. Pretty girl, hot guy, fall in love....
Not bad if you're just looking for a fluffy piece

Own it and I've watched a few times, it's alright. I guess it can teach people not to be a shopaholic and be careful with your money. Can be pretty funny also. Over all not a bad movie.

What do you think, have you seen it?

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I love this movie! I sat onthe end of my bed watching it. This is great girls movie, kidn of like Sex in the City. The acting is okay, but the point is what it is all about. And the mail actor is cute! I hada girls night with friend and this movie was a perfect pick, we laughed we cried, and we could relate. I would recommend this movie!!

Fisher is a great actress, and she does what she can with this role. The movie in general was awful and painful to watch. Firstly, they Americanized it. Big mistake. Second, because of the Americanizing, they've squished books one and two into a single movie, which leaves little character 'development' time. Thirdly, they made her character dumber than bricks, when, throughout the book series, she actually has a functioning brain (she just chooses to turn it off when she's shopping).

It was all-around horrible, and I'm glad I saw it on the movie network instead of theatres.

This movie follows our favourite Shopaholic's escapades as adapted from books 1 and 2 of the popular Confessions of a Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella.

As with many other beloved books, the movie takes a gigantic departure from the original story. I know many share this pet peeve and will find that distracting. However, as a standalone movie, the hilarious Isla Fisher does her darndest to keep our attention... and eye candy Hugh Dancy makes it all the yummier.

Solid chick flick material here, so don't force your hubby to watch with you or he'll whip out the Terminator thrillogy next time it's movie night. A light and funny movie that stretches reality a little - but isn't that the point?

I liked it, but would recommend the book over the movie.