Every scene between Bullock and Reynolds only suggests how fine they might be in good circumstances.

Ryan Reynolds makes decent Romcoms (granted there is tons of formula here and nothing new). Bullock is in her niche. Nice role reversal, only the second movie I have seen where Malin Ackerman does NOT show us some boob. Betty White is funny, Coach is in it. This is not great or genre shattering, its an amusing sunday afternoon movie. The credits were funny, though the end was EH.

Even with the great cast, I didn't expect to like this as much as I did. Reynolds is charming, and as usual has great comedic timing. Bullock does a great job making you like an unlikeable character. Yes, it's formulaic, but the formula works. I don't mind knowing what's coming as long as I laugh along the way. That said, I could have done without the obligatory "embarrassing white person singing hip-hop" scene; that's one gimmick that got old about a decade ago.

Yes, it is predictable, Ryan Reynolds is irritating, but Sandra Bullock is kind of fun -- and kind of hot too.

Offers absolutely nothing to its audience, aside from the vague regret of wasted time.

I sort of went through something similar to Reynold's character, so it probably bumped up the score a bit. Overall, it was surprisingly good for what it was, and I really like looking at Sandra Bullock. She's a very attractive woman, IMO.

A plot of convenience.

Beautiful setting, however story was like every other rom com, it's on the menu every once and a while.

Very funny. My friend actually cried when the old lady was dying,and it was just a joke,the best part of the film after the dancing.

Fletcher fails to adequately milk her marriage-as-business conceit of meaningful laughter, instead opting for the easy condescension that - in films like P.S. I Love You and Definitely, Maybe - has long-since become the rom-com genre's bread and butter. Co-stars Bullock and Reynolds are thus above the material, gracing the film with charm that makes its emptiness more inoffensive - but it's hard not to be embarrassed for them.

do people seriously like betty white

popcorn, reviews, (Sandra Bullock, Malin Akerman)