This movie was great. It was different and you can kind of relate. and the number 25 gave a little hope. I would tell everyone to see it. hope you enjoy it as much as i did.

First or all I like the concept, workaholic guy with no life dreams of being a hero etc. However the movie was tainted with all the commercials for E-Harmony, Cinnabon, CareerBuilder and such companies. It was very hard for me to see Kirsten Wii as a love interest, she always had a smirk on her face and I kept expecting her to break out in one of her SNL skits. Ben Stiller looked like he was always on the edge of cracking a joke here or there. I never knew if I was supposed to laugh or be sad, especially in the scene where he fell into the ocean. Was that supposed to be funny or tragic? . I enjoy movies that speak about being a better self, like "Rocky" but let be a little realistic, he would have had hyperthermia and died before he could skate through Iceland and walk the Himalayas, so unbelievable that it made the concept out of reach. Overall a great DVD movie to watch at home, save your money and go to a show that gives your more realism or more fantasy..

Loved this movie. The story was great it is definetly a must see. Ben Stiller is one of my favorite actors and he is always worth the ticket price. Supurb casting and directing.

I absolutely loved this movie. To me, it was one of the better Ben Stiller movies. This movie kept my attention the entire time. The day dreaming scenes drew me in but I was glad to see Walter finally go on a real adventure. I am glad I got a chance to see this movie in theaters instead of just on dvd. I think the surround sound and larger screen is a better choice for this one.

This is a fine film, that, like it's main character does not fit into any particular genre or style. It would appeal mostly to the middle class working adult - probably boring for kids. It is pure entertainment that is easy to watch and with many different aspects thrown in a la 'Where's Waldo' while maintaining a do-the-right-thing theme. Ultimately, it is a life lesson parable played out in memorable fashion. M H