Weirdest cast ever! Hartnett struggles with the British accent and Rachael Leigh Cook simply rides out a brief wave of leading-lady status. Natasha Richardson and Alan Rickman, on the other hand, both move effortlessly through their own touching sto... (read more) Weirdest cast ever! Hartnett struggles with the British accent and Rachael Leigh Cook simply rides out a brief wave of leading-lady status. Natasha Richardson and Alan Rickman, on the other hand, both move effortlessly through their own touching story. And the hair is lots of fun.

I love it so much that I can't stop watching it. Alan Rickman and Bill Nighy have some of the best lines in the movie.

Good example of how to waste an amazing cast. This story would have been so much better told as a low budget / unknown cast film, allowing more emphasis on the West Yorkshire setting, rather than giving it a star laden Richard Curtis style 'we're all... (read more) Good example of how to waste an amazing cast. This story would have been so much better told as a low budget / unknown cast film, allowing more emphasis on the West Yorkshire setting, rather than giving it a star laden Richard Curtis style 'we're all cute characters' treatment. A story about competition hairdressing was never going to be another 'Kes' but then it hardly makes the 'Love, Actually' grade either.

Aussie Rachel Griffiths stands out in that her accent is very well done. At the other end of the scale, Josh Hartnett sounds Irish at times and should either spend a lot more time with the voice coach or stick to US roles.

I continue to despair at the English language film industry's ability to waste effort and money on unworthwile projects, surely someone thinks why are we doing this? (or do they just take the money and run).

I love this movie! It's so fun!

This was okay. Pretty charming, a little sad, kinda funny.

Blow Dry seems both overplotted and underimagined.