Blind Dating

great rom-com. fun all the way through. must see.

It was a comedy about how you can manage on a disability with the help of family and friends even when you try to do it on your own

Just another B movie.

This was a very touching movie. Always when dealing with disabilities it helps others to be more sensitive to the plight of others trapped in an unforgiving dilemma. So pull up ones boot straps and find the path to happiness when faced with life's challenges. I had an Uncle that faced a serious physical problem but his heart was always so forgiving and found joy in the important things of life. He held a job when others couldn't get one. He gave from his pocket to others less fortunate and he loved you and cried with you when you hurt. This movie was very good I love the cast and crew that did a great job telling this story

Cute movie. It does a good job of showing cultural differences and handicaps where relationships are concerned. I was expecting more from a movie proclaiming to be a romance.

I enjoyed this romantic comedy directed by James Keach (The Long Riders) and starring Chris Pine (Smokin' Aces) and Eddie Kaye Thomas ( American Pie ). It's difficult to come across a film that not only makes you really laugh but also touches your heart on the journey. I could understand how hard it would be telling a story about a blind person and the odd humorous circumstances they may find themselves in trying to go on blind date (No pun intended) and being politically corrected as to distract one from the story. Well they did it perfectly here with this little gem. If you like Wedding Crashers and Sleepless in Seattle, you will love this story!

I did not enjoy this film. I feel like the film poked fun at people who are blind, and made it sound like some un-livable curse. Besides that, the whole idea of the procedure to make the blind main character see again is not believable; when he first "sees", he says he can see white and black, and a square shape. He's been blind his entire life! He wouldn't know what he was seeing at all! Let alone what colors or shapes he's seeing!I think his desire for a relationship was believable and realistic, but again, I think the women he dated were written into the story to poke fun more than anything, and the result was not in the least bit funny. His relationship with the Indian woman from the clinic was honest and believable, but I think her family problems were distracting from the main character's story, and that angle wasn't very interesting.

Chris Pine is absolutely adorable as a young blind man trying to find his way into a crazy world. He has a wonderful family, and solid friends. What he wants is a lady to call his own. The title is misleading because if you didn't know Danny was blind, it sounds like a frat brothers setting each other up for a score. Instead, it's anything but that. Chris delivers a wonderful performance, and of course, he gets the girl in the end. Sigh….. a must see for any Chris Pine fan - or for anyone who loves a sweet, charming love story.