This movie was surprisingly good. I took my 11 year old daughter because it starred Lindsay Lohan, but she did not get into the story or "get it." However, I would recommend it for older kids and adults. It's a great mother-movie. Mom's always love their kids and are always there for them! Go Georgia!

I like girl movies, but I think this may be the worst movie I have ever seen in my entire life! First of all, the the publicity for the movie had been total false advertising. Instead of a cute, funny movie, it is about a girl who gets molested. I couldn't believe it. It was so painful to watch, especially since I went with my mom. Beware - it is terriable and Lindsay Lohan's acting is just as painful (and I like her).

I found myself very surprised at the storyline- I expected something a little more light-hearted, but did find myself cringing at character's responses, realistic as I know from working as a counselor, and laughing out loud at other parts! It was great to take my mom for Mother's Day. All of her friends were jealous and will likely go see it.

I liked this movie, went with girlfriends, but was very shocked at some of the sexual content, I understand that it deplicts what happens in real life, but that is not why you go to the movies. I agree with one writer, the ending needed to be done better. I really enjoyed Jane Fonda, Felicity Huffman, and was getting pretty annoyed with Lindsay Lohan's character. I would not take my young teenage kids to see this movie, as I was embarrassed even as an adult with some scenes. Again, anyone that has gone through this situation should be aware of the content, as it does not protray that in the previews. Use discretion when deciding to take your kids to see this one. Would I buy the dvd, no.

From the perspective of two Baby Boomer girlfriends, this was an excellent movie. It wrapped up today's disfunctional family reality into more than one compelling message. It is a great Mother's Day flick for the young women, their mothers and grandmothers of today. The performances of Jane, Felicity, and Lindsay were all stellar, although anyone who has followed the lives of Jane and Lindsay would almost have to concluded the girls didn't need to pull much from their imaginations for inspiration in playing their roles. It is not the movie for an eleven year old mentality or younger (i.e. the "Disney Lohan" fans), but it rings in cold, hard truths for those mothers trying to find connection with their daughters blossoming into young women of the 21st century. Discharge what the less mature movie critics and viewers say. Especially if you're struggling with mother/daughter relationships, you'll want to see this movie.