I was looking forward to this movie for the longest time because I thought it would be a very cute movie. I wasn't completely disappointed in Hilary her or her sister, I was disappointed in the movie! I thought it could have used a little more in the beginning and maybe the directing could have been a little better. It was kind of boring and slow. Closer to the end there were a few good laughs and it got better. But not so much that you fell in love with the movie. I watched it again the next day to really see how I felt about the movie, but it just made it seem worse. I myself was not in love with the movie. I wasn't talking about it for hours when it got over or anything like that, like you do after a movie that you fall in love with. I didn't hate it, but I didn't love it.

As a huge Hilary Duff fan, I've always enjoyed her work because she's so lovable. Unfortunately, Material Girls was almost the type of thing I would expect from Disney Channel not MGM Studios. On the plus side, the Duff sisters were likable in this movie and I came out thinking that Haylie was quite a good actress because she really brought something special to her character. Hilary also took a step up and proved herself a little bit more as an actress in certain scenes. If you really like the Duff girls, go see it and have a good time because this movie does pick up and get kind of fun but if you're looking for a really great movie, I would suggest you look elsewhere.

I took my 10 year old daughter and her friend to see this movie, and only after few minutes I panicked thinking I made a mistake about the rating of the movie. This movie was NOT PG material! I like Hillary Duff, but I have to say that she is far from a good actress, and her sister Hailey can not act at all. They need to seriously take some acting classes. The movie had many racist comments, like when they pretend to be Mexican janitors, or when they run away from the black guy... and also some offensive comments like the comments about the people in the public buss. It was more like they are playing them real selves on the big screen. Spoiled celebrities who love to waist money and give their left overs to the "needy" and name it charity work. I do not recommend this movie and regret taking my daughter to it.