What I loved most: THE HUMOR

What I really hated: NOTHING - i want more! haha.

fantastic show! EVERYONE SHOULD WATCH. THE JOKES ARE GREAT, THE CHARACTERS ARE HILARIOUS, THE WHOLE THEATER WAS SUPER HIGH. hahah. just go catch it =D no regrets! im contemplating my second visit!! ha. i love this show!!

What I loved most: Anna Faris

Who doesn't love a Cinderella story where girls are made good, especially when the fairy godmother comes in the form of a PlayBunny like Anna Faris! Ever since the trailers for House Bunny were shown, this was one of the must watch comedy for me (ps. I love dumb blonde jokes) Hence it was just gratifying for me to sit in almost 80-90 minutes of pure hilarity. If u seek clever witty lines, look elsewhere. I dun think I need to delve into the plot of the story as clearly seen from the trailers but this feel-good movie has many newbies joining the stable of actresses such as American Idol Katherine McPhee and Bruce Willis' daugther Rumer Willis to name a few. Light hearted moments a plenty, esp when Shelley, Anna's character, tries to impress a guy, Collin Hanks, by standing over a manhole, House bunny is good for a lousy work week.

What I loved most: Anna Faris' performance

What I really hated: The movie itself isn't actually that great

Let's just say this straightforward. The House Bunny is not that great. The plot surrounds around teenagers which is the most common thing in today's comedy. But one thing that The House Bunny has that the other recent comedies don't is moral. In this movie, the moral is BE YOURSELF. And it's not romantic-comedy either, which makes it a unique choice for the audience. Despite its 'average' status as a comedy film, the movie receives a huge bump of rating for Anna Faris' performance. Somehow, Anna Faris and Playboy Bunny are destined to be the same person. Anna Faris delivers perhaps one of the best performance in her career, thus making The House Bunny a must-watch comedy this October.