A brilliant film that helped define a genre

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

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

First of all, after not only watching this, but seeing reviews which say this is 'pretty realistic', I have to truly thank God in heaven that 1. I have never met a garbage bag as bad as the guys portrayed in this film; and 2. none of my friends are neurotic, crazy, desperate women like the women portrayed in this film. Seriously. Ginnifer Goodwin's character alone is enough to make you want to watch this with your eyes rolled up inside your head to spare you from rolling them up every 5 seconds of her screen time. Kudos to her as an actress, for making such a pathetic character truly come across as the pathetic character I imagine she is meant to be. On the subject of actresses, and therefore actors - the cast is amazing in that there are a lot of well-known names in the credits. What a crying shame that they could not have lent those names to something way better than what is this trite, awful film turned out to be.Skip like the plague, and if you have daughters, PLEASE teach them that this film does not depict what real girls and women are like.

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.

I guess I was just expecting more from this romantic comedy. The actor's performances were actually all pretty good, including Jennifer Aniston's and Ben Affleck's. Ben and Jennifer's segment of the film was by far my favorite part. Also, we have Bradley cooper and Scarlett Johanson........ Their portion of the movie was very weary and annoying, both of their characters in general were both very irritating. I enjoyed Ginnifer Goodwin in this movie a whole lot, her character was very sweet and somewhat ignorant, very pleasant character. Drew Barrymore has a small role in it, and she delivers well, I enjoyed seeing her. This movie really suffers from too many bland unfunny scenes. It also suffers from certain characters, not all, but certain ones making annoying stupid decisions throughout. At least they end up getting exactly what they deserve. The film's dialogue is kinda mediocre. The movie as a whole is a 5/10.

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.