I'm surprised at how enjoyable this was. Very decent rom-com for a Sunday night!

This is yet another romantic comedy with a cookie-cutter plot, but it will make you laugh!

It is a very topical film, but serves its purpose which is to entertain.

I enjoyed the movie. There, I said it!

The description of the movie is incorrect.

In my opinion Jake Johnson, Lake Bell, Greta Gerwig and Mindy Kaling where the most interesting part of this movie - basically all the side characters. Natalie Portmans character was quite annoying. It did turn out to be an okay movie at the end. To be fair, the end credits were the funniest part of the movie.

there was one or two actually laugh-out-loud moments in there but the movie was still pretty meh overall

>"We don't get to pick who we fall in love with, and it doesn't happen like it should."

I always get this confused with Friends with Benefits. After watching this I realized it was the other movie that I liked more haha. These 2 are charming actors, I just think the story isn't that great. It does have some funny moments though.

That was more fun than I expected. It ended quite sweet, and some nice fun moments. Easy watch.

There are a lot of "comedies", and "romantic" "comedies" that are crudely open about sex, and incorporate it into (attempts at) humor, and this is, of course, subjective, but this one struck the right balance to me, as just real enough, and just intelligent enough that I actually wasn't put off by it, and found the attempts humorous and somewhat charming. This works a lot better than most, overall, and it's only partially thanks to the great cast. I always think Olivia Thirlby is underutilized as a side character, but, other than that, the casting was spot on, but the writing is really tight as well. Not intelligent. This is a dumb romantic dramedy, but it uses its formula well.

It's a bit lighter in the intensity of its drama, and more general appeal that something like _5 to 7_, and wraps up faster than the kind of elaborate journey of _Definitely Maybe_, so it's a bit more "basic", but I still call it a solid entry into a genre of mostly irredeemable tripe.

It's fine, nothing special but does have a good cast.

Why do Ashton Kutcher Movies have to start from past always ?!
**The only thing worth watching in this movie is Natalie Portman.**