I see this movie on Netflix and have got it in my normal rotation (along with others I like). I thought that the pairing of Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock worked very well. I did not enjoy this movie for it's social significance, that's not what I watch movies for. If you enjoy adult humor and can appreciate the nuances then you will find this quite enjoyable. It is Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant at their best. Some of my favorite scenes include the one where Sandra Bullock has eaten too much and has to go to the bathroom while they are stuck on a bridge in New York City. Adding the music "Taking Care Of Business" was really a stroke of genius. The "Bobcat Pretzel" scene was equally funny. The interjection of the appropriate music adds much to the results and norah Jones cameo I loved.

Entertaining. It is not spectacular, but it has its charm.

>"When I say I'm poor, I mean we may have to share a helicopter with another family."

It's simple: I see Sandra Bullock, I watch. I see Hugh Grant, I get ready for romance. Shame that is is predictable, but they make up for it with the good chemistry and fun bickering.

I can't say how many times I've seen this film. I laugh before the jokes and I know it is regular chick-flick but I like it.

The strong humour makes up for the ultra-thin premise.

Hugh Grant (George) and Sandra Bullock (Lucy) are excellent together, they share solid chemistry. I like Grant's performance the most, bringing a likeable but flawed vibe to his character. Bullock is good in her role, too.

It probably is a forgettable film, but I do enjoy the humour. It keeps things pacing well, at least until the third act where the plot kinda ends with a whimper. Nothing else standouts, especially the supporting cast.

They could've/should've shaved twenty minutes or so off the run time to keep it fresher, but all in all I'd deem 'Two Weeks Notice' as one that's worth viewing.

Unfortunately this movie made me fall asleep. It was funny but at the same time boring so it's somehow just a … watch it on a boring rainy day movie…