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Julia Roberts looks amazing but traveling around the world by oneself isn’t that safe and beautiful as it is depicted in this film

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Ryan Murphy's "Eat Pray Love" is the type of romantic comedy that becomes your guilty pleasure... and you are not exactly sure why. To watch Julia Roberts take a path of self discovery is not the most original nor is it the most entertaining plot to a modern movie, however, it was the perfect homage to the million-selling volume of Martini-time spiritualism by Elizabeth Gilbert. The movie won't leave you feeling nourished by any means but it is definitely an easy watch that is difficult to truly complain about.

I enjoyed the book and was looking forward to this movie...but they're just not really the same. I don't think the movie has successfully captured everything that the original book was about, so that could be disappointing for someone who is going in expecting to see a true rendition of the book. Otherwise, it's a cute movie that may be enjoyable if you're not expecting much.

Julie Roberts stars in a solid film about a middle aged woman wanting to find some recluse by travelling the world. I think the film is very relatable and does a good job in portraying the individual’s need to find mental and emotional piece. Many people travel to find this. They decide to indulge in things they never could in the past by eating a ton food, trying new things, learning to meditate etc. The story does seem to work better as a book though, over a film.