SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Catangro After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Mego_TheGreat Okay, so yeah, the acting is kinda cheesy, but they're all cute, especially Amy. She's an awesome little actor and it shines through. Mirale is a cute name and I like it a lot on the show. Cake is a weird name but what can ya do; she's not the best actor but she seems to fit the part well. I also like Ben, it's cool to have him on the show and I like the way he interacts with the girls. I really like the arts and craft creative part, it brings a lot to the show and i've never really seen anything else like it out there. I'm 19 now but I know that if I saw that as a little girl I would have wanted to go out after that and be creative! I would have realized that it was cheesy but that's okay, most little kids' shows are! It's awesome and I think little girls would like this show a lot. Good job!

mrcreen I am just appalled at the negative reactions here to the wonderful, highly addictive series "Cake." This show is so satisfyingly entertaining, with good messages throughout, and three powerful female actresses. Of course, there is the awful character of Benjamin played by a horrible actor, but the character of Cake is such an inspiration to people young and old! And Emily Rose Everhard as the wacky Amy is just to die for, people!! She is too funny and unlike any other child actor on television right now. I hope that "Cake" lasts ten seasons or more. I am 27 now and I still want to be watching this when I am forty years old! That may sound a little creepy, but trust me, this show is why I get out of bed on Saturday mornings!

TheFilmakingMovieCritic I understand this show is a show for little girls. I remember when i was younger, i always watched Blues Clues and those Nickolodeon game shows such as Legends of the Hidden Temple.This morning i turned on channel 2, and I saw Cake. I didn't know what this was at the time. I knew it was a children's show, i was curious so i continued watching it.As i was watching it, I realized all the jokes these horrible actors said were not funny to the slightest and i cannot imagine it funny for young children. They don't give any good messages at all, forgettable characters and simply terrible story lines.

moviewiz5000 As an adult I can appreciate the attempt at healthy hints (slumber party bits) and safety ( the "Party Time" mnemonic). The problem is the execution. The scripts are not well written, or adequately articulate the moral they're attempting to communicate and the characters are not what I would consider role models I would want the girls to emulate.The girls(7 and 11 in age) loved the previous Nick Jr line up. Neither care for the new KOL secret slumber party programs that have replaced them. In the end I find Cake virtually unwatchable and agree with the girls that there are better things to watch. Lazytown was far better produced, effectively communicated a great message, and was much more entertaining in the process. The Nick Jr shows (Dora the Explorer, Blue's Clues, etc.) didn't play so heavily to gender stereotyping either.