Masterful Movie

Disapointment

What begins as a feel-good-human-interest story turns into a mystery, then a tragedy, and ultimately an outrage.

Blistering performances.

It was a amazing movie and wonderful cast. And it was about how some sort of people s from different situations are being in the relationships. do they like it? or what if they don't? how they are comfortable with that? some thing like that. Totally in my opinion ts was a kind of movie you would say after watching that ,it was the perfect ending for it or for all of the five women's and 4 men's.And i just love Barrymore.

This film seems to really divide people, and while it doesn't exactly paint men in a good light (in most cases) it's a fairly enjoyable enough romantic film, with a good cast.It is however a bit long, almost as if it was trying to give all of the star players in the cast the chance to shine. Jennifer Aniston looks bored, and it's a shame that Drew Barrymore didn't have more to do at times.It has a few odd messages during its run time, and certainly has a strong 'women are awesome, men not so much' vibe to it, but for likable performances from Justin Long and Ginnifer Goodwin it's not that bad.

Am I the only one who didn't like this movie? It reminded me of one of those Garry Marshall films named after a holiday with all-star casts, each on the screen for about ten minutes, and each luring hopefully enough people to the theaters on opening weekend to make up the cost of their salary. Only, instead of an incredibly goopy layer of cheese mixed in with each vignette, He's Just Not That Into You is dipped in cynicism and hopelessness.Why would anyone want to go see a movie in which several couples and hopeful couples try like Hades to make their relationships work, only to have infidelity, cruelty, and general disinterest get in the way? Even during a man-bashing girls' weekend with Cosmos and chocolate, I can't imagine enjoying this two-hour smear of searching for love.

A cute flick about how our lives in twin with each other and how relationships aren't clean cut.Not a bad movie for date night... but I can see where the backlash comes from.women are portrait as desperate and air headed "I know a guy who's third cousin heard blah blah blah and they lived happily ever after" the person listening (always a woman) takes it to heart... really? you really think that's how most women operate? also the movie is a bit one sided, it's OK for guys to be jerks because hey they're boys *rolls eyes sarcastically* things get fixed as the movie leads up to the very obvious moral of the movie. overall it's kindda entertaining but was out-dated before the script was even written.