"The only laughs elicited by All About Steve are those of incredulity." - Nick Schager

Bradley Cooper and Sandra Bullock, big failure..

A contrived and inept mess that is mildly amusing.

Mary Horowitz (Sandra Bullock), a crossword puzzle writer for the Sacramento Herald, is socially awkward and considers her pet hamster her only true friend. Her parents decide to set her up on a blind date. Mary's expectations are low, as she tells her hamster. However, she is extremely surprised when her date turns out to be handsome and charming Steve Muller (Bradley Cooper), a cameraman for the television news network CCN. However, her feelings for Steve are not reciprocated. After an atte

Do i really need to say why this film sucks? Do I really? Needless to say, it is entirely misguided to make a person who is clearly a mentally unstable stalker the main character in a romantic comedy who we are fully expected to later root for even though we are expected for most of the film to laugh at her painful antics. Of all the terrible rom-coms out there now, this is perhaps the worst in some time.

A script so retarded could not work. The story has no sense and the acting forced of Bullock is not funny at any time.

Not great by any means, but I guess I'm a sucker for Sandra Bullock's charm. And Thomas Haden Church is VERY funny in this.

Funny but relatively empty.

Very poor performance by Bullock. Whole plot dump. Just pointless.

What was the moral of this story? Don't lie to get out of a weird blind date because it's mean? Anyone can make friends? Red boots are so CRAZY!? Oh and I love the "moral high ground" taken by Howard(Quall) when he tells Huges(Church) that the people on Huges' side of the fence(reporters) are no better than the people on Howard's side (crazy news followers). Actually, I suppose he was right, both sides of the "fence" were equally sensationalizing news stories that thrived on people's misery.

I reserve only the worst of films to a score of zero, but I was this close to giving this "thing" that very score. People have said 2009 was Bullock's best year no doubt, but this just made me think why?

Why?

Despite a lazy script that fails miserably at developing relationships between its primary and secondary characters, All About Steve IS watchable. After all, it has Sandra Bullock in it! Take it for what it is--a movie to rent and watch late on a Saturday Night with a bag or two of popcorn. It's light-hearted non-sense.

This movie is remarkably unaware of its own failures, and is incredibly difficult to watch. Church has the funniest comedic moments, but calling that a high point is making a mountain out of a mole hill. Bullock's character is incredibly annoying, and it is unfathomable how she managed to make even imaginary friends in a world designed to provide them for her. This is a sad, pointless movie that should be avoided at all costs, it was excruciatingly difficult to sit through, I recommend you not.

Very dumb movie.

Falls seriously short of anything remotely funny, even with his notable cast, while Barker vies for the "most annoying character ever created" award. Even Bullock's charm and Cooper's hunky-ness can't spare this from being, in a five-letter word--"awful."

This movie is would have had a better title "All about Idiocy". This movie tells you how to make a utter stupid movie which has no story, acting or anything. Wonder how Sandra Bullock agreed to do this movie when she does movies like The Blind Side. Better left unwatched rather than feel the torture.

I went to see this expecting one of the worst movie-going experiences of my life, but it was far from it. It's actually kind of funny and entertaining in spite of being bad.

A 3 because I smirked 3 times.

If I was put on a blind date with Bradley Cooper I wouldn't know what to think either

I'm not sure they can call this a comedy when only one minute of this whole film is slightly funny, that being the fire hose scene.