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.

There are small, independent films with gay themes that are gems, like 'Trick', and, 'But I'm a Cheerleader'. Sometimes these small films can be a bit amateurish, with poor lighting, sound, and sets but the movies are good so you can forgive the little issues. Unfortunately, 'Walk a Mile in My Pradas' is not in league with either of these films and the tech problems are magnified because the plot is so thin and the jokes so forced and unfunny. If you have seen the trailer for Walk a Mile in My Pradas then you have already seen the best jokes in the film. This movie uses a gimmick that has been used many times in other movies and works even less in this film. I gave it a 2 because that was how many times I actually laughed. I was expecting more.

The premise of the movie is cliché but somewhat interesting. It tries to promote a message of equality, but does so in an entirely too heavy-handed way. And the attempted message is totally undercut by the horrendously outdated stereotypes. I could forgive them in a movie made in the 90s, but this was made in 2011. There really isn't a good excuse for it. A movie like this doesn't get made without the involvement of at least some gay people. How did none of them help course correct?

If you want to watch this movie, plan to have it on while you're doing something else, because it doesn't deserve your full attention.

So terribly offensive to the LGBTQ community. I feel victimized watching this. Dee Wallace, what were you thinking?