It's about as cliched and predictable a movie can get. But I liked the scenery of Ireland.

She is so dumb here, I hate her here.

It is ok, just this.

Boring movie... been done since the beginning of time and much better than this...

"Leap Year is like most relationships: You keep waiting for it to get better, until you finally accept that it won't." - Aaron Cutler

Predictable, boring and awkward piece of shite, filled with Irish stereotypes, that even fast forward couldn't improve. Fuck marriage, fuck cliches and fuck romance. But wait. Not wanting to marry Adam Scott's character?! WHAAAAAT!? I'm appalled, offended, in utter disbelief and shocked!!!

Just because Amy Adams is hot doesn't give her permission to spoon feed us poo

Boring, bland, predictable, boring...

Criticker, y u no minus scores?

Amy Adams is as appealing as ever, but her charms aren't enough to keep Leap Year from succumbing to an overabundance of clichés and an unfunny script

Very entertaining movie! The script is predictable from the very beginning but it doesn't spoil the fun. Amy role is so cute. Recommended.

HUMDRUM

Mistake - When Declan is having his whiskey poured at the table with the Italian couple, his arms are crossed in front of him, but when the camera cuts to a wider shot, his right arm is now by his side. Camera cuts back to closeup and his arms are folded again.

A weak film, about a trailer worth of good stuff in the whole film.

Leap year has good leads, with good chemistry in a forgettable story that seems more interested in clumsy antics than character depth. Some nice scenery of Ireland doesn't quite do justice to the real country and the population is reduced to a few stock stereotypes. No risks taken and a nice safe happy ending is pretty much what should be expected.

Romantic comedy about a woman who heads off to Ireland to propose to her boyfriend on a leap day, obliging him to accept because of Irish tradition. The normally reliable Amy Adams makes a rare misstep in this lackluster romantic comedy.... Despite some nice turns at the end, the flick suffers from too many cheap laughs and zero spark between the stars.

Hey, remember IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT? Here's an idea, take the beats of that story, change the location, change the characters a little bit, and then sell it as something different. Then do that again and again a few times a year for the next hundred years. This is the latest iteration of that very predictable, very typical tale. It says nothing that hasn't been said thousands of times before; it just does it in a different way. Fine performances, though. A good airplane movie.

If only Leap Year were an anomaly, the kind of picture that comes along only once every four years. Instead, it's yet more evidence that romantic comedies are only getting worse.

Quite cute, good acting and a fun script. Nothing overly memorable, and I did have a few issues with the believability of certain plot points, but it was an entertaining movie!

Nothing special, but most rom-coms don't aim very high. There's an occasional clever outburst but this movie is far from clever. The best thing about this movie is the beautiful Irish countryside they travel through. There is a stepping in poop joke, an intimate moment interrupted by puke, and some slapstick mishaps at a wedding. Just try not to facepalm in front of your date and this movie won't be a regrettable experience.

Light, often silly, not very original even for a romantic-comedy, pretty much what I expected. I went, hoping against hope, and because I'm a fan of Amy Adams--but it kept reminding me of an exceptional talent being miscast in a bad movie as Russell Crowe was in "A Good Year". Also it looks like Miss Adams had partaken a little too freely of the edible props in her recent movie, "Julie and Julia", as well as it's tagline--passion, ambition, BUTTER.

Utter "meh".

A truly horrific romcom that even the lovely Amy Adams can't save.

This is the crap I'm used to in January. Rip off P.S. I love you but that's not all.

Formulaic to the extreme with a clearly forced ending, but even if Amy Adams can't save it she does at least make it watchable and occasionally even enjoyable.

Could've been better, could've been worse too. It made me laugh at least. eh, oh well.

It's a standard formula, the predestined lovers butting heads till locking lips, with the standard ton of pop songs on the soundtrack, and it lives or dies entirely on the charms of its stars: Adams, whose charms are well known and on full display, and the manneristically elongated Goode (body by El Greco), whose charms are her match. She and he bring the mechanism precariously to life.

Not so hot, but a good ending.

I have reasons to like Amy Adams. That provided this movie an extra 5pts. The jokes were excrutiating. If anything I learned that I have to get plug adapters when traveling to foreign countries. Besides that the only leaping I am doing is off a bridge after seeing this gargage. It ain't no Ned Devine.