Good start, but then it gets ruined

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

It was typical scenario of romantic Comedy. But it does give other quite important message too. When I just saw the title, I thought it would be meaningless cliche movie, becuz the title is literally talking about how to be single. I just assumed that single just means that you are being alone without any boyfriend or girlfriend relationships. But in the movie, when Dakota Johnson finally realize what single truely meant, her life start to change. I would like to say this movie gives not only amusements of romantic comedy, but also get a thought about myself agonizing if I am a shell of human being like the main character.

I thought that this movie was going to be a "how single people live" kind of movie but, it gave out a lot more than I anticipated.This movie has a purpose and that purpose is to tell you that you are going to be great when you are all by yourself.It shows us how we do mistakes just because we want someone in our lives.We try to sculpt our lives according to them,we make a lot of comprises on our wishes just to get that one single person that you are going to spend your entire life with.Is it worth taking the risk? This movie specifically tells us that to find "The One" doesn't require you to give up on your dreams.Maybe, "The One" isn't actually what we are looking for at the first place.

There are no redeeming qualities in this movie. Although Leslie Mann and Rebel Wilson are great comedians, this movies writing cannot be saved by them.I imagine this movie was written by aliens who have never actually interacted with human beings before. They have perhaps on one occasion binge watched cougar town and the hang over movies because they were so depressed that their home galaxy had been swallowed by a black hole. Perhaps the aliens then proceeded to eat some junk food, to which they had a severe allergic reaction that caused them to have a minor stroke. Perhaps they then went to sleep, suffered from really very, very, disturbing dreams that they thought they needed to talk to someone about, and proceeded to write down the gist of it in their dream journals. Perhaps when they later read the content of their dream journal, they were gripped by the shallow, meaningless, indifference of the whole dream, and feeling very certain that if anyone should ever read said entry, they would deem them very shallow and dull. Perhaps that caused the aliens to feel sickened and threatened by their journals, and felt the only way to put that sorry part of their lives behind them was to throw it out of the lavatory feature of their hovercraft. Perhaps then it subsequently fell in the hands of some evil marketing exec's, who then decided to combine the content of the deranged alien dreamscape with things that go really well with focus groups consisting of people who have recently been freed from at least ten years of forced captivity. Or perhaps something even worse happened to make this movie exist in the world.

This movie had the potential to be good, and in this day and age when love (if it really exists), is such a complicated topic, this movie's story is relevant. Especially to the tinder-culture that has developed around our notions of love and hookups. But the characters in this movie were simply... stupid for the most part. Rebel Wilson's character, Robin (or as I like to call her "Ratchet Mc Ratchet") , was just the definition of a hot mess. I don't know if she should be insulted for being cast as a promiscuous plus size dumb blonde in almost every movie she's in. In either case, she is exactly that in this movie and it's painful to watch. Dakota Johnson's character, Alice, was just making the same mistakes over and over again. She's the typical girl who can't stay single for long. She's your best friend that always needs to have a boyfriend. And yes, she's just as annoying as that best friend of yours.Alison Brie plays Lucy, a girl who won't settle until she finds the perfect, and I mean PERFECT man. She is annoying in the beginning, but comes to her senses eventually.And lastly, there's Leslie Mann, who plays Meg. She plays a character who is probably the most level-headed out of all the bunch and is somewhat of a saving grace in this movie. Meg is a doctor who is too busy for relationships, but yearns to be a mother. She eventually meets someone and runs into complications when she faces having to tell him she is pregnant. Overall, this movie isn't terrible. It's just annoying. Don't go into this expecting to seek some revelation or deep insight into the single life. Besides some tolerable characters, it's generally a hot mess.