There is this weed that keeps popping up in my garden.

It seems indestructible.

It makes my garden ugly.

It just sits there. Doing nothing. Being a weed.

And whenever I get rid of it I just know it'll pop up somewhere else.

I have decided to call it Katherine Heigl.

Sometimes you hear nothing but bad things about a film and think the plot sounds terrible. So when you watch it you have extremely low expectations therefore you are pleasantly surprised when it turns out to be a pretty good film.

One for the Money isn't one of those films, it is absolutely shit.

Okay, what's with all the shitty reviews of this? It's not great, not even good really, but it's okay. It's just fluff that kept me kind of interested for 90 minutes. And there's nothing wrong with some fluff every now and then.

Sometimes it's like I don't even know who I am anymore. I don't know why I watched this. I've been raiding redbox for anything remotely interesting looking and I got home to find this in the stack. I've never been a big Heigl fan, though she doesn't bother me as much as she bothers some people. The plot looks mildly amusing at best. I watched it anyway. I'd already paid for it.

Basically, it's pop crap noir for the can't-be-bothered-with-genuine-cleverness crowd and people who've never heard of Raymond Chandler or Elmore Leonard. I suppose it's sliced out for those that think a story is automatically better if the protagonist is a woman.

I had no desire to see this one. To me, it seemed like it would be really lame and annoying. Shockingly enough, it was quite the opposite. The premise of a female bounty hunter was cool, especially given that she was going after the guy who took her virginity years ago. The cast was great. Heigl did a great job IMO. She made the role believable not because she was a bad ass, but because she was a female trying to do something new with her life and proving it to be awkward. Overall, it was very enjoyable.

I love watching Katherine Heigl movies, because they make me feel so much more confident in my writing abilities.

Heigl, along with this female-penned and female-directed excuse for a movie, continues the sad trend of presenting women as feeble, emotion-driven cleavage machines just waiting for the right guy to bail them out of trouble.

It's fun. Not as fun as it wants to be, but fun. Heigl holds her own, but the script is just not good enough.

I don't know too much about my stepmom. She lives in a different state, she works out to Jillian Michaels' exercise videos, and she loves mylar balloons. That's about it. Oh, and she adores the Stephanie Plum books. Now, I have never read these books, but if they are anything like this piece-of-shit movie then I guess I've learned one more thing about my stepmom; she has horrible, horrible taste. Stephanie Plum is probably the most unlikable character I have ever had the displeasure to watch for 90 minutes.

I was ready to hate it, but it wasn't that bad. It's not a very good movie, but its biggest problem is that it feels like a tv show -- and I would totally watch that tv show, so who's complaining? It scratches an itch.

i actually watched this a few weeks back, thought i added it then but i must have missed it. good film, only vaguely silly and big on fun.

Has this movie been sitting on a shelf somewhere, gathering dust? No. But the script certainly has, and it shows. This movie, and its predictable plot are all well past their sell by date. Debbie Reynolds is okay though.

I don't know. This was just bad. Thankfully I watched it for free on Amazon Instant Video during my free month of Prime.