ACTING: The acting was not the best I've seen in a romance but there were some good performances. Jennifer Aniston did an amazing job with bringing emotion as well as comedy to the scene. Ginnifer Goodwin also was a shinning star in the film, naive and stupid as she was, it was apparent that her role was to show the fairy tale version of love. Yet, the person I was most displeased with was Drew Barrymore, it seemed that she had learned her lines about ten minutes before filming. Besides her though, everyone else did a fair job.
SCRIPT: The script was quite entertaining. There were hits and misses for the comedy but the emotion was in the right place.
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Normal camera views. Sometimes the fade to black was kind of random and transitions needed work.
RE-WATCHABILITY: If you've watched this movie once the twist wouldn't amuse anyone again but its still a sweet and lovely film. Not on the same level with The Notebook but the romance is still there and could bring a tear to someone's eye.... somewhere out there...
PLOT: Quite a genius topic because of how current the dating situations are today. A lot of the twists were easily figured out but with the huge amount of characters there were still good surprises at the end.
RATING: Started off ☃☃ but got bumped to ☃☃☃.
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