He's Just Not That Into You (2009)

Touches You

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Love this one every time i see it. The plot might not be that complex or deep but it's very relatable in a fun way. Characters are well-cast and although they're all Hollywood stars and possibly better looking than your average neighbour you can still imagine walking into bradley cooper in the supermarket. The multiple entangled plot also makes it more interesting to watch and keeps you in the movie if, like me, you get bored easily and need something new to draw you back in.

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.

The Baltimore-set movie of interconnecting story arcs deals with the challenges of reading or misreading human behavior. The worst part about the 2009 romantic film He's Just Not That Into You is the entire plot surrounding this couples there are a few good ones like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Aniston who are easily the best part of the entire movie, the Jennifer Connelly, Scarlett Johansson and Bradley Cooper trio was entertaining but it could have been much better and then there's the absolutely worst part of the film which is this girl named Gigi played by Ginnifer Goodwin and i don't think that the actress was the problem she was actually decent the reason why she was annoying it was the character itself i mean i have seen movies where a girl tried to kill herself because she "lost" that one true love and of course the other way around as well but this chick is so desperate to be with someone to the point where you can't even take her seriously anymore it just feels cheesy and dumb and i'm sorry but she ruined the entire film for me. The father - daughter relationship between Kris Kristofferson and Jennifer Aniston was also another aspect i really liked, Drew Barrymore's character is almost forgettable and Kevin Connolly is just not that interesting. Overall to sum it all up 'He's Just Not That Into You' is a below average comedy/romance film with some good performances but also some pretty useless characters plus the running time of 129 minutes is absurd for a film of this kind because there's like 2 or 3 scenes that could be removed very easily. (5/10)

"Gigi" (Ginnifer Goodwin) is all confused about men. As a result she constantly gets the signals men send her all mixed up and her dating life suffers dramatically. Fortunately, she has a couple of friends she works with named "Beth" (Jennifer Anniston) and "Janine" (Jennifer Connelly) to lend her advice and emotional support. Unfortunately, their personal lives suddenly become as emotionally unstable as hers and they begin to need advice and support from her. For example, Beth has been living with "Neil" (Ben Affleck) for seven years and she starts to fear that he doesn't want a long-term commitment. Janine, on the other hand, is married but she begins to suspect that her husband "Ben" (Bradley Cooper) is concealing something from her. Additionally, there are other characters in this movie who have other issues as well. However, rather than reveal too much I will just say that this was a cute movie which had quite a bit of drama and not nearly as much humor as I would have liked. Even so, the director (Ken Kwapis) managed to keep a good balance between the drama and comedy so that it didn't get too serious overall. In any case, although this certainly wasn't a great movie by any means, I enjoyed the movie for the most part and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.