Norco Herrington

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The preview comes on, “He’s Just Not That Into You” right away, a men will turn to his wife or girlfriend and exclaim, “Chick Flick’”! Okay, yes it is a story about relationships, and the unspoken words of dating and brake up and the typical male afraid of commitment. however, it is also full of laughter, truth and a cast of big names that will have both the ladies and the males enjoying ever minute of this film.

This movie contains some top actors in the field, including Jennifer Aniston, Ben Affleck, and Drew Barrymore, who honestly is an amazing actress. She looks really good in this movie, a little more mature looking, but always with that sweet na-vet that gives her that little girl like charm. Her line about getting rejected in 7 different technologies is just hilarious, as with things changing so much in the dating scene, it is truly possible to be rejected in many different ways, these days.

The great things was that in addition to the humor, making light of sometimes awkward situations and painful dating issues, there was an underlying understanding to it all that struck home as more of relationship advice then something that you would find in a sitcom. However humorous each situation was it was addressed with a certain amount of compassion and understanding that can only come from someones own real life experiences. The quality of acting was good and although Aniston is not amazing, she pulls off her role in this film pretty well, and her and Affleck work well together so it is nice to see them paired up.

The film is based on a book, by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo. The adaptation of the book onto the big screen was a great way to allow people to laugh at their dating follies, or to just enjoy a romantic comedy that their husbands or boyfriends will not complain about afterwards.

This is a movie that once you will see it, you will watch it over and over again. I have already watched it with my husband, my sister, my mother, myself and a group of friends. Each time I seem to laugh more and more as I catch more and more funny things that they say, do, or faces they make.