Far from perfect, but worth the price of admission.

There is no doubt that this movie will make you laugh; the actors are first class, and all of Eddie Murphy's lines remind you of his hayday. Ben Stiller also acted well, but definitely suprised you at the end. The movie's twists and turns are somewhat predictable, but played out well. This movie is rated PG-13, and for some good reason. There are some swears, sex lines, and points where one character tries to commit suicide, so viewer discretion is advised for kids 11 and under. All in all, though, this was a delightful film. Not the best of the year, but worth seeing.

Modern day Robin Hood with a twist. The actors have matured so there's not a lot of the slap-stick comedy, but still a good film. Not a lot of cussing, nudity or sex. Relevant for today considering the economy.

I had low expectations for this film, because Eddie Murphy has not made a good film in awhile, but I was really impressed. This was a good movie!

This movie was odd--it was a mix of stern seriousness, drama, and action with mild out of the box type humor- however it just wasn't that funny and definitely not as funny as it could have been. There were a few laugh out loud scenes, or even laugh scenes... the rest was more...meh, wtf...not funny, more, just kind of stupid and cheesy. None of the actors really brought anything great to the screen, except maybe eddie murphy, and the female safe opener...though murphy's thief character with the mix of 'criminal' in him was a little too real and a little less funny..matthew broderick's character was so boring plain and lame that it you forget how he was ferris bueller once...ben stiller seemed stiff and washed out and just not that funny...the hispanic guy- lame one liners and the affleck person- just too stiff as well- all the characters and actors just didn't work well together ie with the way the script was written. Also no real relation to the characters or emotion for them