I saw this film last friday. It was a delightfull experiance. The story line, interacting between the two wonen was handled perfectly. The actors were perfect for the rolls they played, the interaction between the characters, both verbal and physical, was superib and the timing was flawless.The editing, customes, and scene choices were execalent. What happened when the show ended was something that I havent experianced since the first Star Wars came out, the entire audiance burst into spontanious appluse. It was gratifing to know everyone enjoyed the movie as much as I enjoyed the show. The most entertaining film I have seen for a long, long time. If I were to remake this film, I WOULD NOT CHANGE ANYTHING. It was flawless. Thank's to everyone involved for giving viewers a look at superb entertainment.

This movie had me from beginning to end, maybe it?s because I loved Julia so much or maybe because I love Meryl so much. Who knows and who cares. Julia was one of a kind and if you watched her show, go see this movie. If you are having a hard time in your life and can?t figure out what path you want to take, go see this movie. If you love to cook, go see this movie. If you want to travel to Europe, go see this movie. Take your mom, dad, wife, husband, brother or sister but really people this movie is worth seeing!

Definately worth going to see... Funny and entertaining with lots of great food. Eat before you go, or get a big bucket of popcorn to munch on, as some of the dishes in the movie are simply mouth watering... Lots of laughs and giggles throughout the entire movie!

I absolutely LOVED this movie. Meryl's performance is astonishing. I have to admit, I love cookling, I love cooking shows, and I love the mid-century setting (I'm a boomer). So I'm very predisposed to rave about this film. It may not appeal to everyone. I was very entertained.

My idea of the perfect movie, perfectly cast. Meryl Streep IS Julia, living and breathing. She is superb. The men in our group were saying, "Probably a woman's movie; we'll be the only guys there." Were they wrong! They were belly-laughing. Great for all ages, maybe not the younger children. Nostalgia for the older folks, contemporary for the blogging set. My only question: why was I so deeply moved, tears and all, at the end, besides being sorry it was over? Loved it! Esther (age 83)