Bill

are sure to find success in other more worthy movies.....Lerman makes no impression at all playing 'The Kid' and even the sizzling Jessica Alba cannot light up this limp movie.....This movie could have been much better....if the movie was sharper in its sense of comedy.....She was charming in "W.... ... Full Review

are sure to find success in other more worthy movies.....Lerman makes no impression at all playing 'The Kid' and even the sizzling Jessica Alba cannot light up this limp movie.....She was charming in 'W....The scenes of the interaction between Bill and 'The Kid' lack the kind of heat of the friction caused by differing personalities.....But they are fine actors.... ... Full Review

are sure to find success in other more worthy movies.....This movie could have been much better....She was charming in "W....if it was served with a better script.....But they are fine actors.... ... Full Review

are sure to find success in other more worthy movies.....Lerman makes no impression at all playing 'The Kid' and even the sizzling Jessica Alba cannot light up this limp movie.....if the movie was sharper in its sense of comedy.....She was charming in "W....But they are fine actors.... ... Full Review

This movie could have been much better if it was served with a better script. At times the movie clearly tries to tackle such meaty themes like the absurdity of local TV news, the pain of being an outsider in a class system, and the deep pervading fear of realisation of failed dreams. ... Full Review

His performance aside, Meet Bill fails to deliver the humour its talent dictates, and its tone -....While Aaron Eckhart is a fine actor and a vibrant performer, in Meet Bill he exudes a distinct sense.... ... Full Review

Trapped in a life he doesn't want, gaining weight by drowning his sorrows in chocolate, and dealing with his adulterous wife (the always welcome Elizabeth Banks), Bill is working his last nerve. The velocity at which "Meet Bill" stumbles is alarming, made even worse by the flat-out stupidity of the film's second half. ... Full Review

Logan Lerman is terrific in the role, a less cynical Holden Caulfield for the 21st century.....the movie's more tellingly undone by the deadly lack of chemistry between Eckhart and Banks.....But the rest of the movie is flat, predicated on the far-fetched relationship between Bill and his wife..... ... Full Review

Best of all is Garrett Dillahunt, who made several first season appearances as the man who shot Wild Bill, but returns as an entirely different character, a geologist with some peculiar sexual tendencies and a violent streak. The easy integration of character actors like Pruitt Taylor Vince and Stephen Tobolowsky isn't at all surprising, there's pleasure in seeing actors like Sarah Paulson do career-best work as well. ... Full Review

At the end of the day no film is perfect, even when you have the best. Eckhart doesnt think of his character, a conscientious lawman turned murderous vigilante, as a villain, just someone who does what he does. ... Full Review