Mags and Julie Go on a Road Trip.

Quite possibly the worse movie I've ever seen. The characters had no depth and the acting was over the top and awful. The story was terrible. I've seen better stories on the stage during a middle school production. Best part was when it was finally over. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone I know and I wouldn't watch it again if I had too. Wouldn't consider this a comedy, a drama or anything close to it. Bottom line, stay away from this one. Someone compared it to Planes, Trains and Automobiles. That movie was an Oscar winner compared to this train wreck of a movie. I would've given this a zero if I could've.

I was excited to see this, as it was filmed in Wisconsin, in several areas I'm familiar with. It starts out well, fun seeing the Third Ward and downtown Milwaukee. But then it goes down hill and drags quite a bit. Some heavy editing and more developed characters could have really helped. The end was fairly satisfying, but I was fine with missing long stretches, which my husband still watched. There were promising stretches but then it digressed into predictable and slow too often.

Give me 1.5 million dollars, some adderall and an eightball and i guarantee you whatever i make would be more watchable idk if it'll be better but at least more watchable. like i just don't understand how something like this was allowed, i've seen better acting in student films...

It's no secret this film is a trip (it says so right there in the title), but the journey it takes you on is full of surprises! When Mags learns about her unexpected inheritance, a cabin in the Northwoods, her best friend Julie insists she escape her demanding boss and thankless job to check it out. Working nonstop the entire road trip, Mags reluctantly discovers how much her job has changed her life when Julie finally unloads some painful truths. Then, only after she takes the ultimate risk, does Mags learn the true value of friendships and pursue her dreams. Showcasing Wisconsin's vibrant urban settings and natural wonders along the way, "Mags and Julie Go On a Road Trip" tells the story of a woman who had to get lost to find herself, and that's a story we can all relate to these days.

• Josh Dukelow WHBY Radio

This flick is truly a dud; open a dictionary, look up "dud", and there this movie will be.

The two supposed gal pals are not witty, not funny, not even likeable.

It appears that the gal pals were asked to do a lot of ad libbing - here's the setup, do something, roll the camera - and, generally, they let the camera roll way too long on any given scene setup. Consequently, the pace of this thing has the consistency of a slow mud slide.

There's a lot of borrowing from other things, like a bad boss/overburdened underling scenario recalling the Devil Wears Prada - altho once you recall and compare the actia; DWP/MerylStreep/Anne Hathaway prototype to what this crowd does w. The same setup, you'll just want to turn if off and put them out of their misery.

Poor Milwaukee. :-) lol.