You won't be disappointed!

Not even bad in a good way

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Another in a long line of closed circle movies that seem to get green lit and funded without a good script to make the effort and expense worth it. The scary part of this unlikable film is that the guy who wrote this, and conned all these people into working on it might actually either believe this is how normal people act, or moves in a circle where these thoroughly unlikable people actually exist. The mind boggles, as it's a well put together and acted horribly scripted piece of unpleasantness, with it's ugly unapologetic misogyny, that the talented female cast go along with. The end credit outtakes don't paint the guys in a good light either, carrying on like their sexist charmless characters do for the duration of the movie, but maybe that's just the method acting they needed to do to stay in these thoroughly unlikable skins.

I give this movie a six, because it still made me laugh, especially in the first half of the film, but to me this movie is not a romantic comedy at all, it's closer to a drama. It seems typical of the type of "romantic" movies being produced today, they're all just reminiscent of the fact that most young people now a days have no concept of what love is and are all harboring some form or another of commitment issues, though this movie really highlighted that fact within the dating culture of men, though in reality it seems to be across the board. That being said, I am sure that many people would get a kick out of this film, as I mentioned it does have it's funny aspects, particularly in the beginning, but something about this class of film just annoys me. Perhaps it's the fact that the characters are all in their twenties and yet they all have their careers so neatly in order but their love life is so incredibly dysfunctional... It seems to hint at one aspect of life that many people can relate to these days whilst simply glossing over the rest. Perhaps I am thinking too much into it, but unless a "romantic comedy" either has me in fits of laughter or at least leaves me with that feel good reaction, it's not likely to rank very highly in my books.

First off it wasn't a bad movie, it just never really got going. I enjoyed the premise and like the actors but things were just a little too shallow and unrealistic in the way sequences fell into place. Serious issues were resolved with a smile and some choice words when in reality there should have been a little more heart and depth in its place. All in all a decent if unremarkable romcom, good for when you don't want something too intellectual and are happy to watch the beautiful Imogen Poots. Some scenes drew genuine laughter and the chemistry worked in some instances so its not all bad and i don't think a complete waste of time as you might see in some other recent movies nowadays.

If you're looking for a fun movie about friendship, sex and romance, that lets you relax, maybe even close your eyes for a second without missing an important point, this movie is great. I watched on a lonely Monday evening with nothing else to do and I liked it.We follow the lives of three best friends living together in an apartment in New York city. They all enjoy going out and hooking up with different girls. After one of the guys wife cheats on him the other two try to cheer him up by going out with him. They all agree on not getting into a relationship. But that might not be as easy as they all thought. Can one deny real love for the sake of being cool in front of one's friends?I think it's worth a watch... At least watch it because of Micheal B. Jordan, Miles Teller and Zac Efron. They're all hot. so..