Director: Ken Kwapis
Star rating: 4/5
Release date: 6th February 2009
Star rating: 4/5
Release date: 6th February 2009
With:
Ben Affleck, Bradley Cooper, Drew Barrymore,
Ginnifer Goodwin, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Connelly,
Jennifer Connolly, Justin Long, Kevin Connolly,
Kris Kristofferson, Scarlett Johansson.
Set in Baltimore a widely popular bestseller from ‘Sex and the City’ scribes Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo, He’s Just Not That Into you, which tells the story of a group of interconnected, Baltimore – based twenty – thirtysomethings that navigate there way through various and interesting ways in how to have/or start a relationship with someone.
Everyone in this film basically has a main role, as it follows about 6 relationships. Gigi (Ginnifer Goodwin) just wants a man that will call, when he says he will. While Alex (Justin Long) advises her not to wait around the phone for the man to call, as it’s more than likely ‘there not into you’. Beth (Jennifer Aniston) is wondering if it’s normal to be in a relationship with someone for several years but still Neil (Ben Affleck) doesn’t want to get married. Janine (Jennifer Connelly) is wondering whether she should call it off with her childhood sweetheart Ben (Bradley Cooper), as she suspects he is lying to her. Whereas Ben thinks he wants to stay with Janine but can’t quite trust himself with Anna (Scarlett Johansson). Anna can’t decide whether she likes Conor (Kevin Connolly), who is a straightforward no-sparks standby, or the hunky married man who she knows she can’t have. And then there’s Mary (Drew Barrymore) who’s found an entire network of loving men, but she now needs to find one that’s straight.
After watching this film I realised how many problems people encounter when they are either in a relationship or wanting one. I would say this is a definite must see and I am giving it a star rating of 4/5.
Everyone in this film basically has a main role, as it follows about 6 relationships. Gigi (Ginnifer Goodwin) just wants a man that will call, when he says he will. While Alex (Justin Long) advises her not to wait around the phone for the man to call, as it’s more than likely ‘there not into you’. Beth (Jennifer Aniston) is wondering if it’s normal to be in a relationship with someone for several years but still Neil (Ben Affleck) doesn’t want to get married. Janine (Jennifer Connelly) is wondering whether she should call it off with her childhood sweetheart Ben (Bradley Cooper), as she suspects he is lying to her. Whereas Ben thinks he wants to stay with Janine but can’t quite trust himself with Anna (Scarlett Johansson). Anna can’t decide whether she likes Conor (Kevin Connolly), who is a straightforward no-sparks standby, or the hunky married man who she knows she can’t have. And then there’s Mary (Drew Barrymore) who’s found an entire network of loving men, but she now needs to find one that’s straight.
After watching this film I realised how many problems people encounter when they are either in a relationship or wanting one. I would say this is a definite must see and I am giving it a star rating of 4/5.
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