He's Just Not That Into You

What's surprising is how many marquee names [Ken] Kwapis has lined up for these regurgigated romantic lectures on when to know when someone is into someone.

... it was entertaining and it addressed all the normal relationships troubles people face each day.

Though the actors involved are mostly major players, the material they've been given to work with is very old hat.

He's Just Not That Into You is like reliving your 20s, without any of the fun.

Easily ranks as one of the better relationship films of the past decade.

The stories will have audiences saying, “I know just how they feel.” And since your standard Hollywood rom-com often avoids reality whatsoever, the mild dose of truth in He’s Just Not That Into You is both refreshing and welcomed.

Although it's disguised as a Valentine's Day flick, and the advertising tries to convince that it isn't filled exclusively with mushy stuff, it's certainly not fun-loving.

For the most part about 80% of the love stories work and are compelling

Kwapis gives the film the perfect blend of heart, humor and emotional connection.