Not as much of a chick flick as you might think, damn funny!

Too predictable, like most romantic comedies, but funny.

Cute - glad I didn't pay to see it. A bit crass in areas.

Why oh why can they not just let Gerard Butler speak in his regular (fabulous) accent?

Also Katherine Heigl should have just stuck to Grey's Anatomy -- all these romantic comedy roles she c... (read more) Cute - glad I didn't pay to see it. A bit crass in areas.

Why oh why can they not just let Gerard Butler speak in his regular (fabulous) accent?

Also Katherine Heigl should have just stuck to Grey's Anatomy -- all these romantic comedy roles she continues to do are beginning to feel the same to me.

I love Gerard Butler, but this movie was horrible.

funiest movie you will see lol

In the age of neurotic screen hygiene each film must have an anti-Messiah who takes on the dirt of all. Elsewhere, wit-free dialogue combines with dust-free scenery and foible-free characters.

The ugly truth about The Ugly Truth is the fact that -- funny though it is -- it could have been a whole lot funnier.

Until that final, inevitable kiss, we have to listen to them, and the clatter of their crude, brainless exchanges is unbearable.

The film is so predictable that it might as well have been written as a test classroom exercise in RomCom 101.

Contrived as a crossover between a female-friendly romantic comedy and a male-targeted, anti-political correctness jab, The Ugly Truth veers between crude and cloying.