Walk a Mile in My Pradas

The movie is so bad on every level, I am embarrassed just by having seen it. Acting was the worst of all. The cheapest soap opera is played better. Do not watch it.

This is a really strong example of independent film making. With the exception of a few older cast mates, ie. Tom Arnold and Mike Starr, these actors are basically "No-Names", but I have to say that they pull this comedy off very, very smoothly.

It is a very funny film, and a lot of that credit has to go to Mr. Tom Arnold who steals every scene... However, it is also a very touching movie and I have to give that to the writing, directing, and the acting of the films leads.

I had a lit of fun watching this film, and without giving anything away, I wasn't sure how I wanted things to turn out in the end.

I definitely recommend watching this film.

I thought this movie would be funny, but it was horrible. It took every cliche and stereotype and put them together in an bad attempt to be funny.

I am a gay man with no talent, only opinions

In my opinion the story premise was great! That this was Nathaniel Marston's last movie. My deepest sympathy to his family. The problem usually with gay themed movies is the budget. This movie budgeted at 3 million was badly spent! The writing was awful except for the last 15 minutes. Did they bring in a ghost to finish it? The acting was forced. The dialogue and attempts at comedy played to GAY/Straight stereo types. I think it borders on being insulting.

If you are looking for a Gay themed Christmas movie...keep looking! This is not worth the time!

Once again we have a movie for straight people classified as "gay" because it has a gay character in it. This one even has a gay/straight theme, but if it was made by or for gay people they must be self-loathing gay people.

Who thinks it's funny to see a straight man turn gay? straight women. Who thinks it's funny to see a gay man turn straight? straight men. I guess there are also people who think magical role-reversal movies like Freaky Friday are hilarious and don't care what roles are being exchanged; and people who guffaw at extremely obvious lowbrow sitcom humor no matter what the subject is. As a gay man who outgrew adolescent squirming a long time ago, I find this kind of garbage annoying.

(I don't see how even straight people can find this relentlessly offensive and mean-spirited "humor" entertaining. The vicious treatment of a straight fat girl is especially appalling; she's completely irrelevant to the story and is stuck in only so her desperation can be savagely ridiculed.)

Being gay is wonderful. I love it. If changing sexual orientation were possible (and it's not), I wouldn't turn straight if you gave me a billion dollars, and I really mean it. Any gay man who thinks being gay is something that should make a straight man squirm and pee in his pants - who thinks switching sexual orientation is funny - either is an idiot or secretly (or not so secretly) wishes he weren't gay.

This movie is pretty well done for its inherently offensive kind, but if a single cent of gay money went into making it, the ones who invested that money should rethink their priorities.