Eat Pray Love

This is a book review of Elizabeth Gilbert's Novel "Eat Pray Love, One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India, and Indonesia", which is now a motion picture film.

Eat Pray Love has swept through literary circles and is now taking over the big screen. Plan an 'Eat Pray Love' party with your friends to enjoy the movie and journey together.

This movie takes place in Italy, India, and Bali. The movie was too drawn out.

A movie review of the movie Eat Pray Love from a life long movie fan

In Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert takes you on a soul-searching journey with intimate details you would share only with a bestfriend.

It got huge publicity from Oprah and was recently made into a movie starring Julia Roberts and for those reasons alone my initial thoughts were "avoid it like the plague".

No, the film is not quite the same as the book. But if you'll take a second look, you may find that "Eat Pray Love" has some special charms of its own.

The best-selling and beloved book it made into a film with a top notch cast. Yet something vital and important was lost in this adaptation.

This film features a genuinely unlikable lead character and pacing so bad that you'll feel you've completed a marathon by time it finishes. ...

The best-selling book about a woman's search for self-renewal and peace is translated into a so-so film with Julia Roberts smiling through Italy, India and ultimately finding love in Bali.

Julia Roberts wears a Dries Van Noten dress to the Tokyo premier of Eat Pray Love that fits her character Liz Gilbert perfectly.

There are three favorite characters in this movie starting with Julia Roberts as Liz Gilbert and she is brilliant! Roberts is real, believable and touching. I couldn't think of a better actress to portray Gilbert!

A review of the movie Eat, Pray, Love, starring Julia Roberts, and comparing it to the book it was based on. *WARNING* Spoiler Alert

Not only is this movie inspiring there are plenty of scenes that remind us all of the kindness of our fellow man and how one should be true to themselves.

I wanted to watch "Eat, Pray, Love" because I could identify with a woman who finds herself alone and wonders who she really is. I didn't plan to come away with any life lessons, but I did. I laughed, I cried, I learned.

Eat, Pray, Love may have been one writers journey of self-discovery, but the film apparently doesn't even come close.

Eat Pray Love, The Expendables, Animal Kingdom, Scott Pilgrim reviews

Julia Roberts stars in a phony, unlikeable big-screen adaptation of the popular memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert.

"Eat, Pray, Love" is two hours of breathtaking scenery and soul-searching. But, something is lacking.

"Eat, Pray, Love" reviews are in. At the time of this writing, the Rottentomatoes Tomatometer (which measures "the percentage of positive reviews from Approved Tomatometer Critics for a certain movie") stands at 36%. The consensus reads as follows...

The "Eat Pray Love" phenomenom had some heated backlash when the novel hit, but the haters were drowned out. It may be harder for the movie to escape such criticism, although Julia Roberts, Richard Jenkins and the scenery escape the worst of it.

Movie Review: Eat Pray Love (2010) starring Julia Roberts, James Franco, Richard Jenkins, Viola Davis, Billy Crudup

With the release of Eat, Pray, Love women are expected to become obsessed with finding the good life, but do you know whereto look?

"Eat Pray Love" is one of three big movies opening this week, but unlike the others, no reviews had come out yet. But a couple broke through today, which toss out the words "guilty pleasure" yet still praise Julia Roberts and the scenery.