This is the corninest, cheesiest, fakest, most unoriginal, retarded movie I've ever seen. I'm 14, and I went to see it with some friends cuz I loved the book...well, lets just say that putting it MILDLY, I was *extremely* disappointed. It tries WAY to hard, and the acting is so pathetic. It's funny, all right, but not on purpose. DO NOT waste your time and/or money on this piece of junk!

I read the book "Ella Enchanted" and was a amazed at how wonderful a fairty tale it was.I couldn't it put it down and I found it a very well written version of Cinderella.When I rented the movie I was very dissapointed.The plot was inaccurate and thrown together,the actors horrible,characters badly protrayed,the writing stupid and pointless,graphics cheap and low budget.Okay you get the point.The movie was just...bad.The only reason I finished it was to get my money's worth.Sadly,it could of been a great movie especially with the actor Anne Hathaway but they destroyed it.Read the book and rent the movie at the least-if you dare.

I love short stories, in fact I need think we need to read them more often in this harried society...but this collection...Wow...it is my cure for insomnia. I have been trying to read finish this novel for 2 years now, and have finally come to the realization that I simply will never finish it because- it is my cure for insomnia.

The Unnameable explains himself as aporetic [being unable to act] and ephectic [being unable to make a decision]. From 1929, in "Che Sciagura", to 1989 Beckett's prose becomes more and more aporetic. From "Lessness" in 1970 to Ill Seen Ill Said in 1981 to Worstword Ho in 1983, aporia dominates the prose style and the thematic content. All of Beckett's tiny, bizarre stories - "Imagination Dead Imagine" [one paragraph], "The Lost Ones", "Enough", "Ping", Fizzles [eight one-paragraph stories] - they all contain catatonic characters, paralyzed by mental ambivalence. See The Insanity of Samuel Beckett's Art on Amazon.com.

I have a ton of these visors. I have had no problems with cleaning... I throw them in my washer using the hand wash cycle and they come out beautiful.

I was looking forward to receiving the visor but on the inside rim of the brim, there is a hard plastic protrusion that is covered with foam that dug into my head below the hairline and caused a severe headache. I returned the items.