"If you gave Bernie Madoff custody of your life savings mere days before the FBI knocked on his door last December, your timing still wouldn't be as wretched as that of Confessions of a Shopaholic." - Nick Schager

It's a silly story, definitely a Chick Flick. Isla Fisher is okay, despite the character so stereotyped, is funny sometimes. Anyway, it is not deep, just a pointless comedy.

+ worth experiencing :: ...btw, I like Krysten Ritter

I thought it will be ok and kind of like "The Devil Wears Prada" , which I liked, but it's annoyingly sentimental and not funny. Even in terms of fashion it's banal and not that fun.

Australian director P.J. Hogan is one of the most original contemporary comic filmmakers -- better than the chick-flick genre ever had.

A romantic comedy that lacks romance and comic story. Says it all.

Mistakes - 1) A woman, yes a woman, who is talking to Rebecca disappears between shots. 2) Rebecca's sunglasses change colour in a scene involving a bride's dress. The price tag on these glasses is also seen...

Painfully predictable.

Ultralight, predictable rom-fluff which lacks charisma and takes all its cues from Devil Wears Prada, Sex & The City, and other chick flicks of the past decade. The script is not particularly funny or exciting. Isla Fisher gives it a go but not a very good go, and doesn't come across as properly sexy, witty, goofy, tormented or anything else. Most of the best moments pop up in the cameo roles from the likes of Kristin Scott Thomas, Joan Cusack and Ed Helms. A waste of time, don't bother.

Depressing...

Filme de sessão da tarde. Vc ri um pouco, se emociona um pouco, se irrita um pouco, se cansa um pouco. Tudo um pouco. Um filme esquecível assim que vc termina de assistir.

Silly film, edited to near-perfection by a serious pro.

Good jokes!