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Ruz Movie about the dreams. I liked the phrase that says YOU American PEOPLE DON'T KNOW HOW TO ENJOY DOING NOTHING. The woman ( Julie Roberts) that doesn't carry about everything and just want to start new probably better life by knowing herself. Probably changing is right but what if she couldn't manage it. What if she had to come back home and be all alone. I would be scary. Luckily she finally found herself, her place and where she wants to stay. It was very big step just to leave everything and go to Italy, than to India and Indonesia. Not everyone could do that. But if reward is happiness every method is acceptable.Just do it!

tonya_hp I've watched this so many times over years. It's been the first movie that would come to mind whenever I've felt down about anything, and the first movie I'd recommend watching for girls' nights or if a friend needed any sort of reassuring that things would turn out okay. Disclaimers: I've never reviewed a movie before, and do not identify as a hyper- feminist crazy person or a film buff. When I checked the reviews I was very surprised. Particularly interesting was the ever-growing list that claims that 50% of people will see Eat, Pray Love as happy journey to self discovery, while the other 50, the enlightened bunch, are appalled at the way it gives a hateful woman power to overturn the life of anybody she encounters, simply because she is "pretty and rich." If you are reading these reviews, and are in the camp that anticipates the deterioration of American society as linked to this sort of twisted female empowerment, chances are you have been discouraged from seeing this movie. If I had read them before ever watching it, I would have shut my screen as well. Don't. Give it a chance. While I can see why Liz would be condemned for her immaturity in her early 40's, this movie obviously doesn't attempt to blanket that at all. In fact, this is the whole point. It's giving a woman who should be at a point of self-awareness and mental clarity a second chance to create something without totally breaking the life, childless at least, of the man she married and just cannot seem to feel herself growing with. A rather far-fetched, idealistic tale, the point of this long romantic adventure, thick with detail great acting by ALL, is simple. She is talking about moving to expensive places for work from the very start. Her character wants adventure and "balance," and the life she has at the beginning, with the person she's convinced herself to "end up with" doesn't grant her that. Why not save everyone the pain and start over while she can? Why not be selfish if it's this productive, instead of continuing to poison the collective atmosphere- we only get one life, as far as we know, at least.She understands that she can't create happiness for anyone when she herself is unhappy, and we see that through until the very end. The cast list was beautifully chosen- anyone else as Liz would potentially have botched the role, but Julia Roberts executes it perfectly- she's impossible to dislike, EVEN here.So what, Italy is portrayed as clean and idealistic? Again, that is the point. The target audience would see it this way, and feel compelled to travel and explore and change and grow and thrive. This is not a movie for the happily married thirty-something. It's geared at people are are still trying to find a happy medium, a purpose and a "word." You won't like this movie if you're avoiding/don't feel the need to find reasons to question and better your life. I guess I'm one of the (lucky? unlucky?) 50% who still do.

juneebuggy This movie is a guilty pleasure for sure. It's a total chick flick but I actually quite like it and every time its on TV I catch myself watching it again. It's not as good as the book and Julie Roberts does get kind of annoying but I love the travel, the locations and the sweet romance with Javier Bardem. The story is based on a super successful book by Liz Gilbert. Here Julie Roberts chronicles her breakdown, quest for self discovery, by stepping put of her comfort zone and journey around the world which ultimately brings her true inner happiness and a man. Sounds cheesy but its pretty good, especially the section in Bali. 03.13