It's okay. The jokes are pretty painful, the script is awful, and that scene where all three chicks are on their periods is so so so bad. But on top of all that Aston Kutcher actually gives a pretty good performance and kept me somewhat interested. Oh, and there's Natalie Portman which makes any movie watchable.

It definitely had it's moments that were really funny. Made me cry...

Where Friends with Benefits was Smart, Witty and Relevant, No Strings Attached was at times stupid, uptight and misguided. The Dialogue and back and forth between Portman and Kutcher seemed more of a stretch then real. They just never seemed to hit it off, there were never any sparks. The film never draws on emotions because there is too much going on. Very bad use of support characters.

Friends with Benefits is so much better. The script and the chemistry between Kutcher and Portman lose lose lose in comparison to Timberlake and Kunis.

#11#, popcorn, hype, story, Natalie P!/10-5

Too long, bad screenwriting, poor acting, poor direction, Portman's character... Skip this turd.

Just a quick note to Natalie to start: Just because you won an Oscar does not mean you need to make shit like this and "Your Highness"!! Seriously, the first 20 minutes of this movie are just a disjointed mess. I don't understand the very weak connection between the characters and why they suddenly bone not to mention the fact that their characters are barely likable. It has a couple funny moments, but nowhere near enough to save it.

One of worst movies I've seen.

Why yes, Part II in a series of movies I watched for/with my girlfriend. To see Portman (who I'm not a huge fan of, but still) slumming it here with the likes of Kutcher in this brain dead shambles is nonetheless pretty jarring. Both of their characters are unsympatheticly reprehensible, although for Kutcher, I have to admit...spot-on casting. Mindy Kaling and Greta Gerwig are completely wasted, although Gerwig gets off the movie's best line (by far), "It's like a crime scene in my pants!"

A fun popcorn romcom. Like cotton candy, the film is too insubstantial to really satisfy, but equally absent of anything to dislike. Though its plot and editing could be improved (lose the fat token gay roommate), Portman and Kutcher have a surprisingly compatible chemistry.

The heart of this film is good, and while the premise is built around a pillar that most anyone with a brain knows will fail, and in turn knows where this plot is headed... the problem is the lack of understanding of the reality of how this would turn out? True love? No.

horrible

It was a stupid movie but it was funnier than I was expecting.