Divx is bad, HQ Divx okay.

I wish this movie could be ordered through yaboon.

Usually, the audience for these sort of movies is confined to the ten to fourteen year old boy crowd. No so here. In fact, consistently, the "Wimpy Kid" movies have not only been kid safe but filled with real comedy. Of course, this is in addition to the gross out stuff reserved exclusively for the kids. I doubt there's a man out there who can't identify with the "Greg" character here on some level, as we've all experienced at least one or more of his "growing pains." If you're looking for a "good" movie that's safe for the kids and one the big guys can enjoy too, this is your ticket. See it. You won't be disappointed.

This movie was another great diary of a wimpy kid movie. Nice to see there are still wholesome, kid-friendly movies out there not only for the kids to enjoy but the parents too!!!!

This movie was terrific!! My kids are avid readers of the "Wimpy Kids" series, but i was not as familiar with it. Thought this movie would be one where they giggled as i snored. However, we were all laughing the entire time. Thoughtful writing, unpredictable story lines, fun characters, and hilarious gags made this movie one the whole family can enjoy. I HIGHLY recommend it. However, i was not so impressed with the movie trailers. One in particular was about two high school-aged girls who, while invited to the popular kid's Halloween party, get stuck babysitting a younger brother. While this plot line is not offensive, one of the character's use of the "B" word, in the trailer, was. Was stunned by the gratuitous use of this word in a trailer preceding a kid-friendly movie. Other families there were equally shocked. I complained to theater mgmt, who told me that the studio (Fox Studios in this case) decides which trailers to air. Will be writing to them soon and hope others do too!