He's Just Not That Into You

When Gigi and Alex are standing in Gigi's doorway, he is standing in the hall as they speak.

One shot she is standing in the doorway, the next shot she is out in the hall as well, next shot she is in the doorway again and so on until the scene is over.

In the yoga class, Anna tells them to go into "upward facing dog", but they go into "cobra".

In the scene where Anna meets Ben at his office, the scene starts with daylight coming in through the office windows.

At the end of the conversation, only darkness can be scene through the windows.

In the scene where Janine gets home, she's looking around the place now that's it's all done, then she sits, pulls her cell phone out and calls Ben.

He's shown sitting on the steps of the Yoga center, listening to his cell phone ring.

He looks at it and sees that it says, "JANINE HOME" - but she called from her cell phone and not a home land line.

Alex is meeting Gigi for drinks, when he is supposed to be introducing her to Bill.

When the waitress brings his drink the glass is nearly full, but when he picks it up to take a first drink, the glass is only half full.

When Ben is teaching Janine the properties of wooden and engineered wood flooring, he's holding a dark brown wood in his left hand and a golden brown panel in his right.

In the next shot, he holds up the golden wood in his left hand.

In a moment, the panels have switched hands.

Beth's cousin says it's too bad that cousins cannot marry.

In the state of Maryland, where this is set, first cousins can get married.

Ben is seen in a convenience store buying beer both in the beginning and in the end of the movie.

In the state of Maryland, alcohol can not be sold in convenience stores or grocery stores.

It is only sold in liquor stores.

A cute flick about how our lives in twin with each other and how relationships aren't clean cut.Not a bad movie for date night...

I couldn't say how realistic a movie about relationships is, that is casted with some of the most attractive actors in the show business, but that may even be a minor reason to enjoy this film. Based on serious story lines around a wedding, the viewer is carried through different emotions of singles, who are all looking for the right partner in their lives or couples questioning their existing relations and marriages.

Gigi Haim (Ginnifer Goodwin) is a young woman looking for a good guy in a sea of jerks. She blames her failures to the much passed around notion that guys act like jerks to girls they like.

How did that movie get so many good actors? I'm baffled the storyline was so bad I had to fast forward through it.

Honestly, I don't know how many chick-flick rom-coms I have to watch before I find one that a) connects in even the smallest way and b) makes me laugh. Maybe like Ginnifer character in this film if I keep watching enough of them a good one will come along but I won't get my hopes up too high.

"He's Just Not That Into You" is based off of a self-help book by the same name. The advice basically is, don't overthink, don't obsess over the mediocre and vaguely interested, and be ready to move on if there aren't deliberate, clear and uncomplicated signs of interest.

I saw this movie when it came out, and didn't have the same reaction I did the second time around. I gave it three stars because I favor some of the cast.

This movie is a story like Sex and the City, which depicts love tactics from women's aspect funnily. It's about 5 women's love story and their related or non-related men.

So let me get this straight.. Scarlet Johanson and Jennifer Aniston have a hard time getting guys to " get into them"?