I liked the movie very much, though I wouldn't take my mother, who is a Bullock fan, to it. It's got that embarrassing elevator scene where you have to see someone's butt. I wouldn't want Mom to know Sandra Bullock was in a movie that had that. That gay German guy is pretty funny, I like his "fork in the road" spiel. I enjoyed the movie otherwise. The last scene, though, seems to be yet another Hollywood hint at appreciating those with homosexual behavior. But it was also realistic to not have Sandra Bullock get together again with her druggie boyfriend or that baseball player. Good show, however.

I thought the movie was boring. Just like others have said it is simply 28 days of rehab. I was a bit disappointed.

The critic is right on with this one. Very predictible, even boring at times although throws in a couple funny parts. It's just what the title is: 28 days; 28 days of rehab. Unless I have to be there myself, why do I want to watch someone else go through it?

Good show. If you have any experience with alcoholics/ addicts, this is very real. If you haven't, you might learn something. Funny in appropriate moments, realistic without being a propaganda film, well done.