Amy Adams is AMAZING and I love her. She is pretty, and a talented actress. THis movie? Not so much. Its corny, and I would say its for ages 4 to 9, but it has TERRIBLE language issues for ABSOLUTELY NO REASON. Its kinda like the script writers thought it would be less corny if people randomly cussed! Its not middle school. People should not be cussing anyway. What ever. Dont even bother renting this movie from Redbox, its that dumb.

I love this movie, it is one of my favorites. Best movie ever!!!!!

I thought this movie was great and my daughter and I read the CSM reviews before deciding to see it. She liked it a lot and it has even inspired her to learn some simple French cooking (omlets ala Julia Child style). However, there was a surprise scene with from SNL, Dan Ackroyd imitating Julia Child cutting up a chicken with blood spurting out all over the place after he/she chops off a finger. The movie characters are laughing hysterically at this but the blood freaked out my sensitive 9-year old. Oops! Just thought you'd like to know.

this was a fun, sweet, and very funny film. meryll streep was great as julia child, and amy adams added some fun flair to the package. there is a bit of sexual behavior, passonatley kissing couples fall into bed, but there's no nudity shown. there is a fare amount of language, but nothing outragous. overall a great film for kids 12+!

Love it, love Julia Child/Julie Powell. Both of these women are very determined to accomplish their work even if the work is a minor one. But I'm interested in Julia Child's life & it was funny for Meryl Streep to use that Birtish-French accent in the film. Mrs. Child always accept that she's very tall & doesn't care a thing about what some people gossip about her.Of course, Julie Powell is a 21st century woman whom I admired her hard work to finish what she has started. Their husbands are good to them and I would love to marry either one of the husbands.

JULIE AND JULIA is a fun, charming, and funny movie that isn't perfect, but makes two enjoyable hours fly by. This is, for the most part, due to the two leading actresses: Meryl Streep and Amy Adams. They create in the film an atmosphere of fun and wit, helped by the script from writer/director Nora Ephron that is bursting with wit, charm, and laughs. The film has some strong but infrequent profanity. "D**n" is used three times (twice as "godd**n"), and "b**ch" is used four or five times. A character remarks that a noodle is "hot as a stiff c**k", and "f**k" is used once in a non-sexual context. Married couples are shown tumbling around a bit, but it is not explicit in any way. Both leads are great, strong role models.

This movie was fine for adults or mature teenagers, but why would you want kids younger than teens exposed to the bad language? This movie has nothing to offer younger kids.

This movie just brings so much happiness, you have to see it a second time. A documentary about a woman named Julie, making a blog about Julia Child, is brilliantly played out by great actresses including the star role by Meryl Streep.

Meryl Streep is AMAZING in this movie, and the storyline will keep older kids interested.