Good story, Not enough for a whole film

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

N.Y.C. based 'headhunter' Kunis is a jaded romantic who has spent the past several months trying to recruit L.A. based art director (and equally jaded romantic) Timberlake to relocate to the east coast and take a job at GQ. Though hesitant he decides to take the job and they form a genuine friendship, that is until they decide to try and have sex with no emotional attachments-which of course never works. Snappy at first, with great dialogue, solid laughs, and some clever digs at the romantic comedy genre, but a lot of the fun drains away as it becomes more and more conventional as it nears the finale. Made worthwhile by the work of its two leads who have great chemistry and impeccable comic timing. **½

There is nothing different about Friends with Benefits- nothing you haven't already seen in other romantic comedies over the years, but this film has one major quality going for it which is a must for a film of this kind to work: chemistry. The leads Kunis and Timberlake turn on all their charm and make this a fun watch.

The movie wasn't good. It wasn't really interesting and I felt bored a little bit . The couple was OK , there was a little bit of romance , but it wasn't funny or entertaining

Movie is very predictable and has the same old story most of movies had. In movie there is mostly conversation between two people trying to make things go their own way without any compromising. Story is weak and I don't understand why there was need to make movies like this which have two terrible characters.I'll blame to script writer and the producer for disappointing me.