He's Just Not that Into You
Saw this movie last week. It was very well done, smart and funny, and also poignant and, at times, cringe-worthy.
A scene from the movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScWKul0JXp8
And here is the actor, Bradley Cooper, explaining his character (the married man who couldn't make a decision):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhENFIQx0RY
There were some very good points made. At one point, the single girl comes up to her two friends (one married, one in a committed long-term relationship) and announces that she has figured it out: whenever a girl is in a situation with a guy who's a jerk, or won't commit, there is invariably a friend who says something like "oh, i knew a girl who was dating a guy just like that, and now they are happily married!" The single girl says "But that girl is the exception. In reality most of us are the rule." She was trying to point out that we all give each other false hope instead of grounding each other in reality.
I also liked the fact that it was an ensemble cast. You don't see many movies like that these days. Go see it!
A scene from the movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScWKul0JXp8
And here is the actor, Bradley Cooper, explaining his character (the married man who couldn't make a decision):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhENFIQx0RY
There were some very good points made. At one point, the single girl comes up to her two friends (one married, one in a committed long-term relationship) and announces that she has figured it out: whenever a girl is in a situation with a guy who's a jerk, or won't commit, there is invariably a friend who says something like "oh, i knew a girl who was dating a guy just like that, and now they are happily married!" The single girl says "But that girl is the exception. In reality most of us are the rule." She was trying to point out that we all give each other false hope instead of grounding each other in reality.
I also liked the fact that it was an ensemble cast. You don't see many movies like that these days. Go see it!


