What I loved most: Unique Storyline

What I really hated: Nothing at all

The House Bunny is one of the bests of all chick-flicks i've ever rated. It has a very unique storyline, and Anna Faris was a very good actress. It has a moral of the story and good plot unlike the other chick flicks leaving you very satisfied leaving the cinema. There are many funny scenes as well. Overall, the house bunny is a light-hearted and fun-filled movie with a deep friendship rooted in it.

What I loved most: Straightforward...

What I really hated: Surprisingly...For the first time... NOTHING!!

If you are planning to go for a funny, light movie after a long day at work. This is the choice! Nothing is complicated in here. Just, easy to understand, simple & funny show. It is good for relaxing your mind. Too much of action packed fast paced movie, sometimes is good to slow down the pace and let down your hair and enjoy a SIMPLE, DUMB, BLONDE show. Overall, is a GOOD one for a blondie show...

What I loved most: the language used ...

What I really hated: seriously .. none ..

It was some sort of comedy though there were some scene of sexuality but it was really fantastic !! it was abt a girl who was been thrown out of a mansion n had to drive a old car into the woods n sleep in there . and she was caught by police n was been kept in detention room for a night . after coming out she went around to the find a place suitable for her. after tt she found herself somewhere to live n started to save the house from losing an auction from the house opposite it . in the end , they won n they live together happily. but one night after dating wif his boyfriend , the girls staying wif her scolded her. in the meantime , someone from the mansion where she used to live called her and invite her back . feeling sad for being scolded , she decided to went back n live happily ever after. aft few months/weeks/years, she invites her friends back for a party n so on n so forth n the movie ended .. its really veri nice !! it's a must watch movie ..

What I loved most: Anna Faris

What I really hated: Substandard vehicle

The movie is only marginally entertaining, and the gags are, more often than not, aimed at titillating adolescent males. But Anna Faris is a delight and the sight of her absorbed in the demands of physical comedy is engaging enough to warrant one's attention. Forget the plot, as its well summarized by the title. But Faris generates enough goodwill simply by appearing on screen. She is the charismatic engine driving an otherwise forgettable film.