Thehibikiew Not even bad in a good way

Plustown A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

Stephan Hammond It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Johnathan Perez I think the rosie o donnell show was the best daytime talkshow ever for all u hater's. rosie had great guest and the best musical performances. she also did great charity work and gave many great prizes away. and if you were lucky enough to get ticket's to her show you always get a great gift and a yummy treat under ur seat. i'm also very grateful for rosie's show cause she had bette midler on a total of seven times and i do love the divine miss m,plus she introduce me to linda eder who i love as well. i sure hope rosie return's with maybe a latenight talkshow cause late night is getting old and we need you rosie. rosie save the network's.

NickNacks The best. No arguing. I have grown up watching her movies and her TV show. She is always helping charities. Her show has the most stars as far as i know. She works hard. Her love for children in phenominal, She has put herself on the line with her thoughts and opinions, and okay I agree on occasion she has slipped and made a fool of herself, but no one is perfect. Who are we to judge her????... I'm sure each and everyone of you people have done things you regret. "A life without regret, is a life not lived"..... I absolutely adored her in "A league of their own". She is a fantastic lady, and i for one will miss her humour and beautiful personality. Love you Rosie, and I wish you luck in the future. Luv your devoted fan.

Mr. Tobar Not that there are many other daytime talk shows worth watching, but the Rosie O'Donnell Show is definitely one to avoid. Arguably the highlight of Rosie's entertainment value (over that of any person off the street) is her ability to sing the theme song of nearly all of the TV series that have ever been broadcast.The best that she can do in the way of entertainment is show off a skill that one can only gain through rigorous, almost religious TV viewing over an entire lifetime. Do we really need to spend our time watching someone's TV show, who is so entrenched in a television centered world view? It seems like a dangerous reinforcement of the repulsive contention that it is acceptable for people to sit in front of the TV as their sole pastime.No one should subject themselves to any demonstration of such a deeply ingrained acceptance of the idea that a normal lifetime is one that's spent largely parked in front of a box that displays moving pictures on its screen, as the Rosie O'Donnell Show seems to openly advocate.In engaging in such trivialization of a seriously mentally and physically debilitating lifestyle for Americans, the Show subtly glorifies a lifestyle that does not merit glorification.From a TV producer's standpoint, it makes perfect sense for the host of a show to openly advocate such television worship.Other shows, such as the Oprah Winfrey Show are more justifiable, as they advocate things such as reading books, exercising, and other concerns that are not so directly connected with television and the entertainment industry. True, there is marketing that's mixed in with the advocacy of almost anything, but almost anything is preferable to what amounts to advocacy of Couch Potatohood. Other daytime talk shows more actively advocate activities other than watching television.

Adam Lawrence Welsh If I ever understand why this show is so popular, I think I will understand everything there is to know about people.I would like to stress that if you are a fan of Rosie O'Donnell's show, that you stop reading this review right now, because you are going to hate it with a passion! I am about to tear into Ms. O'Donnell and her show after this sentence, so I suggest you leave now before I offend you.Now, if you're still here, then you mustn't mind my upcoming Rosie bashing. If you do, than it's your own fault, cuz I warned you. Where do I begin in what I call the worst talk show in the history of television? Let's see, how about the host.Rosie O'Donnell, as many of you know, was an actress in movies for several years, and in this format, I don't really mind her. In fact, I even saw "The Flintstones" more than once, (Though she would not have been my first choice to play Betty Rubble) In addition to films, she also did some acting on Broadway, like I care! Now, she hosts the worst talk show I have ever seen, and I've seen "The Howard Stern Radio Show" and "Open Mike with Mike Bullard!!"Granted, the show is on in the day time, therefore it has to be cleaned up a bit. But this show is way too clean for my likes. The comedy is for babies, and the ranting is for yuppies and old people. In the era when most shows try to target an 18-30 demographic, Rosie said, "Nah! I want to appeal mostly to people with no teeth." Great! That leaves babies, old people, and the people of Branson, Missorui. (Sorry, that was one of Dennis Miller's).Rosie also uses the show as her own personnal forum for expressing her opinions. While I usually aplaud this, it is not something I look for in a talk show. Also, kudos to Rosie for getting involved in so many chariatable organizations, but does she have to keep hitting us over the head with this fact? Fine Rosie, you're great, I'm a loser, are you happy?Also, there's a limit to how many personal opinions one person can express, or so I thought. Recently, Rosie saw the film, "Fight Club", a film I had planned to go see. The day I was going to go see it, I happened to come across Rosie's show and for some insipid reason, I watched it. There was Rosie, saying how much she hated "Fight Club" and then, in an inforgivable action, announced the ending on the air, ruining the film for me and so many other people!! Why is this applauded? She should have known form the previews that she wouldn't have liked it, cuz it didn't have a namby pamby G rating.In short, I hate this show! It is the worst Talk show in the history of television.Overall rating: No stars (Kinda like most of her guests, eh?)