He's Just Not That Into You
	Rating
	Type	Video On Demand
	Audience Rating	PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
	Release Date	2009-06-02
	Actor	Morgan Lily; Michelle Carmichael; Trenton Rogers; Kristen Faye Hunter; Sabrina Revelle;
	Director	Ken Kwapis;
	Length	130 minutes
	Price	Item currently not available
Categories
Comedy  Warner Bros.  Special Deals
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Description
Remember this really cute guy who said he'd call... and didn't? Maybe Hes Just Not This into You. An all-star cast looks for love and locates laughs in this savvy, sexy, right-now romcom. Based on the runaway (like some guys you recognize) bestseller by Sex and the City series writers Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo, Hes Just Not This into You sparkles together with zingy aha moments any survivor of the dating wars will distinguish. See it together with someone you'd like to love.
Customer Reviews
Never again. Never again.   2010-08-04
By Tim Lieder (New York, NY)
There are a lot of Love Actually (Widescreen Edition) haters in the world. One can see their point since that's a movie that isn't content with one desperate love story and instead goes along to follow half a dozen of those things leading to a nicely packaged happy ending and some material about airplanes. But that's actually an enjoyable and charming movie. This thing on the other hand is awful. And it's awful for one very important reason. No one talks about ANYTHING but their stupid relationships. Do these people have jobs? Hobbies? House pets? Books? And by books I mean books that aren't Self-Help books? Apparently not because they can only talk about their relationships with Justin Long being the voice of the stand up comedian who wrote that stupid book in the first place. And with all that talking about relationships, you'd think they'd figure this stuff out already. Yet when Ginnifer Goodwin advances the wisdom of that self-help book (like when a guy doesn't call for a week it means that he's not going to call) they all act surprised. As if this is some kind of revelation and not the stuff we all learned in college. The movie follows five or six or a billion relationships in various stages including the just dating, the married but miserable, the extramarital affair, the...something...internet...I'm sorry. I'm just too bored to care. And everyone talks about their relationships. They can only talk about the relationship. You know how you call your friend up after he or she has gotten dumped or just been on a good date and you can't get your friend to change the subject because it's all just right there and that's the only thing he or she wants to talk about. Imagine that all of your friends suddenly got dumped or hooked up with "could be the one" at the same exact second - and then imagine that instead of your friends, you are talking to a dozen people who you don't know but treat you like you should care as if you are bestest friends in the whole world. And then imagine it going on for two or three or 15 hours (but feels like forever). And you have some inkling of how terrible this movie is for you. And there are 4 gay friends. And like all gay friends in Rom Coms, their sole function is to primp, preen, flame and tell the fat girl that she's pretty. And the fat girl is Drew Barrymore so does she really need that kind of emotional support? Sure, she is sharing the movie with highly gorgeous women like Jennifer Connelly and Scarlett Johansson but that doesn't mean that she needs an army of queens giving her support. Can't she just work on her own issues alone and cut those gay dudes loose so they can date. I know that gay men don't get any action in Rom Comms, but they could do it off camera at least. Worst of all, this movie made me respect The Way We Were (Special Edition). Sure it's a screechy movie in which Barbara Streissand is a Commie Rat (and her character in the movie is pretty extreme and leftwing too) but at least Robert Redford and Streissand have ACTUAL CONVERSATIONS about real life things like politics and real estate and jobs and NOT just about their relationship. It's still a bad movie but at least it's not as wretched as this thing.
Funny Movie   2010-04-30
By E. K. Moseley (AZ USA)
"He's Just Not That Into You"; is a movie about communication. It sounds simple, but the movie is funny and hits the nail on the head. It has many actors that are intertwined by work, family or friends. I found this film as entertaining and funny. I did not see awards, but something to laugh at.
I'm into it.   2010-04-19
By ADRIENNE MILLER (TENNESSEE)
He's Just Not That Into You is a cute and refreshing romantic comedy. Jennifer Connelly, Jennifer Aniston, and Ginnifer Goodwin make this film worth watching. I love how honest this film is when it comes to the complicated topic of modern relationships. I highly recommend checking this breezy film out, enjoy!
;0)   2010-03-14
By Lady Raven (Brooklyn, New York)
I loved the concept of the movie regardless of the big casting of actors. Some story lines are so true and I can relate with some its a great girlfriend night watch movie. Wasn't expecting it to be good
I was just not that into it   2010-02-23
By Kevin (Los Angeles, CA)
I don't think it's any secret that this movie came to be because the filmmakers capitalized on an episode of "Sex and the City". Maybe I should say, "they tried to capitalize". I found this movie irritating and annoying, but maybe certain girls might like it and I suppose keeping the equality in tact, some guys. The film is watchable but bogged down in one grinding cliche after another. The cast is great and are able to at least keep you watching even if the premise is lame.