My daughter loved this movie. It was so great that we could find it on Best Buy.com!!

This interesting comedy-drama deals with a single mother (Amy Adams) who, wishing to send her son to a private school, quits her job and, with her underachieving sister (Emily Blunt), forms the company Sunshine Cleaning, which cleans up after crime scenes. Although I somehow doubt creating such a business is as easy as this film makes it out to be, the stars keep things lively, especially Alan Arkin as the ladies' father.

This is an interesting story that captures the audience and provides some twists and turns along the way. Overall, I believe the story could have been told without the profanity and raunchy stuff, and still get the point accross, but I guess that's up to the director. It would have been an interesting comedy/family movie had it not been for the adult elements, and the themes about family, priorities, and trying to make money can be enjoyed by most. Overall, it's an okay movie to get when it's on sale.

This movie is funny and heartfelt all rolled into one.

THIS MOVIE WAS PRETTY GOOD BECAUSE OF THE ACTING, BUT I WAS SO DISAPPOINTED IN THE ENDING THAT I WANTED TO SCREAM. IT COULD HAVE BEEN AN EXCELLANT MOVIE OTHERWISE.