He's Just Not That Into You

Good comfort food for most of its running time, thanks to a cast of attractive, unchallenging pros and Ken Kwapis's smooth direction.Read Full Review »

The result is Woody Allen lite, with some deft observations about how the social media designed to bring singles together are actually coming between them.Read Full Review »

While "Love, Actually" succeeded in providing well-developed characters in (mostly) interesting situations, He's Just Not That Into You is often flat with subplots that feel rushed and/or contrived.Read Full Review »

The movie has a few too many story threads, but it also has some very funny lines and offers sharp-eyed commentary on the state of relationships in the era of instant messages and MySpace.Read Full Review »

The result is a bit like a weightless swirl of cotton candy with a mere second of sweetness before it dissolves on your tongue. But then there's nothing wrong with cotton candy, and besides, the filmmakers never promised more. I guess they're just not into that.Read Full Review »

He's Just Not That Into You turns romantic sanity into something so sanitized that it starts to make delusion look good.Read Full Review »

This is a very far from perfect movie, and it ends on an unsatisfactory note.Read Full Review »

If all you ask for is a few gay jokes, a perky score, pretty shots of Baltimore, and some clever but callow observations of sexual mores in the city, He's Just Not That Into You is an amiable enough night out.Read Full Review »

After more than two hours, what we're left with feels like a Robert Altman movie on Botox. It has some real substance and heft, but it also might be a bit too glossy.Read Full Review »

Whenever faced with another puerile movie ostensibly about women, I play a little game called What Would Thelma and Louise Do?Read Full Review »