Wow! Such a good movie.

Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

Good , But It Is Overrated By Some

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

I was not expecting too much going into this movie other than to pass time, but it was actually great! Many successful actors/actresses play in this film. Very "feel-good" flick that won't disappoint!

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.

I personally enjoyed this movie and I kinda can relate to Gigi playing guessing games with "signals" inside her head. I love how it's presented to the audience, even though I somehow still feel kinda odd because this movie was like based on stereotypes between the "he" and the "she" (and what's good is that I see it was also breaking the stereotypes, "you're the rule or the exception". What makes feel kinda strange about this movie and decided to give it 7 out of 10 because I feel like there's still a plot-hole here. All of the sudden, Neil wanted to marry Beth after 7 years into the relationship and thinking it's enough to make them happy, Alex decided he fell in love with Gigi after kind of ignoring her after his party, Anna "dumped" Ben and slept with Conor in the same day (ya didn't even show how she was when she heard Ben and Janine having sex behind the door, would've been better if you did). It's just feel very odd to see, maybe kinda rushed too, not only because it didn't show much about the process of these people changing their point of view but also because from the very beginning there were no "signs" that could've been caught by the audience if you even never planned to show the process. Especially the Alex/Gigi part because in all honesty if we're playing the "signals" here, Alex never seemed to put interest in Gigi as more than just friends. I knew they were gonna end up together, but before Gigi went frontal in his apartment, the movie never showed us how Alex caught himself being into Gigi. Alex himself might have been stupid for not realizing it but the movie didn't show what was there to be realized, as there were no signs shown of Alex actually feeling he has something for Gigi.But a really enjoyable watch, would definitely recommend to people!

Look at the cast. All the pretty faces of Hollywood with stuffed lists of relationships. I wonder what makes these people not being able to have stable relationship. In the end, it must be related with their own personalities.With this in mind, this movie is troubling having to ingress all the emotional distress that supposedly is 'the human nature'.Perhaps the strong point is this being an unintentional list of symptoms of a mentality where getting in a relationship is an easy-breeze game. Human nature is probably not meant to get bruised by random experiences.