I got distracted and was not paying attention to the movie when I saw this. Thus, the experience was a disaster! How unfortunate?

Pretty good. Nothing special though.

Not bad not bad. Liking the darkness.

Has some funny moments, but overall not that great.

Great movie. First movie I was able to tolerate Jim Carrey in. And I now want a biting sunshine baby too. Who wants to give birth to one for me?

Rather dark. Should've gotten Tim Burton to do this.

Not really funny at all and doesn't have a lot to capture your interest.

Against all odds it delights, using a compact script (by Robert Gordon), creative storytelling and the ripe comedic talents of a prodigious cast to transform written word into a near-perfect cinematic entity.

A more apt title might have been: Jim Carrey's Series of Outlandish Impersonations.

The movie, like the books, flatters children's innate sense that the world is not a perfect place and that anyone who insists otherwise is trying to sell you something.

Though the movie is a literate adventure story, the series' dark tone is lightened up in the film just enough to make one yearn for the darkly twisted witticisms and pervasive anxiety that made Handler's books uniquely appealing.