1.5/4  D.E.B.S. Quick Review
Somehow, I guess it is possible to wrong with hot chicks in short skirts and lesbian romance. The story and acting are cheesy to the extreme - not even eye-candy can make up for such a weak script.

5/5 Absoloutly The Best Movie Ever
  by angel girl
In my opinion I loved the movie i could watch it a hundred times and never be bored with it.Its an awesome movie its funny,sweet,romantic,and full of action plus it shows how women can do a lot more than look pretty we can fight crime too hehe :).Im serious though this is a great movie I definitely without a doubt give it a 5 star rating,I love it,its like my most favorite cant live without movie so go out and buy it you wont regret it and im sure it'll become one your favorites too.

5/5 Cute little expionage movie
  by Tbolt427
I have to admit I bought this movie because I am a huge fan of Jordana Brewster. I think she made the movie. It was a pretty silly premise, but so was "Charlies Angels". Very campy.

3/5 Hot Chicks and Classic New Wave Hits
  by Richard Ross
This colorful spoof of spy films is occasionally clever and fun but only for a while. It starts to get a bit dull in spots. It's telling that the film originally started as a short that has now been expanded to feature length. What sets it apart from other films is that the spys and villains are all hot women. The men exist in the background and are there solely to back them up. Since it's a film with all female main characters that means that the romance is between two girls. The four D.E.B.S. (Sara Foster, Jill Ritchie, Megan Goode, and Devon Aoki) battle an evil super genius named Lucy Diamond (Jordana Brewster). No one has ever fought her and lived to tell about it. That is until she gets into a confrontation with the head D.E.B. (Foster). She is in awe of Diamond and is even writing her thesis paper on her. Both women are attracted to each other but seeing as how they live on opposite sides of the law and are mortal enemies a romance is out of the question. Or is it? Diamond sets to work winning over " miss goody two shoes" as she teasingly calls her and the romance blossoms. When word spreads to her fellow D.E.B.S. that their leader is literally sleeping with the enemy all hell breaks loose and Foster finds herself in the middle. The film never stops being fun and is usually entertaining. The best things about it are the soundtrack of New Wave hits featuring the Cure and New Order, and the amazingly hot Jordana Brewster as Lucy Diamond. This is a must see for Brewster fans since not only does she have several kissing scenes with Foster but she's just gorgeous to look at. A promising directorial debut from writer/director Angela Robinson. The DVD has a brief making of and two separate commentaries featuring Robinson on one and the D.E.B.S. (minus Aoki) and Lucy Diamond on the other. The deleted scenes include more bedroom footage between Brewster and Foster.

5/5 I love this movie!
  by Jennifer Pouliot
This was the first movie I'd ever seen with a lesbian relationship. It's cute and funny; I think it's a wonderful alternative to other romantic comdedies, since it does have some action as well! Angela Robinson, I'll be looking out for your other projects!

4/5 Fun and funky romance movie sadly sold short by its cover.
  by Sera69
Don't judge a DVD by its cover!

In this respect the movie has been horribly misrepresented by the fetish-porn styling of its cover: Don't be put off! This is a quirky, left-of-centre romance story which plays it cute and camp rather than provocative and sexy.

The film sees one of our DEBS heroines falling for their evil nemesis, Lucy Diamond. Subsequently, the girls play for laughs as the remaining DEBS try to catch aforementioned baddie whilst the central romance continues undiscovered, under their noses. Imagine James Bond falling for and dating Le Chiffre while he, M and British Intelligence are supposed to be hunting for him!

It's all very tongue in cheek, a Charlie's Angels/90210/Spy Hard mix, and it does drag at times, its sketch show origins are obvious, but what it lacks in full-on belly laughs it makes up for by being warm-hearted and sweet. The actors are uniformly brilliant and appear to be having a ball throughout with Jordana Brewster as Lucy Diamond stealing the show but no-one is taking themselves too seriously and that's exactly the way you should approach this film: popcorn, pizza, fizzy drink of your choice and leave your brain in another room.