This is a very funny romantic comedy thanks to none other than Anna Faris. She is always spot on with her comic roles, and this was no exception, plus the chemistry between her and Chris Evans was perfect. The characters were likable, the storyline was somewhat predictable but still highly entertaining with plenty of funny scenes and gags, plus it was a creative concept as well. Overall there is enough here to keep you entertained, and any Anna Faris fans should make sure they don't miss it!

Huh, huh. I gave this a 69. Never has there been a greater descripency between an actress' comedic chops and the quality of the films that she agrees to appear in. Anna Farris, please get your act together. You are clearly capable of so much better.

I thought it's be crap, but it was a really charming/witty romance comedy that give me the same warm feeling I used to get from watching Friends!

I like Anna Faris, I really do. She shines in this movie, even though the screenplay is cliche and predictable in every way possible. I just wish she would do more serious movies. She has talent and good comedic timing.

Anna Farris :( .

The dialogue was amazing! -especially all of Chris Evans's lines! They should have re-shot the opening scene, but other than that it was great. P.S. Twenty or more does include twenty.

Faris is charmingly brassy (and Ari Graynor lights up the screen as her sister), but this is simply too tired and cliched to succeed, despite a handful of chuckles here and there. Basically, you just sit there and wait for it to get where you know it's going. It's likable but flat, and doesn't contain anything close to the sparkling, invigorating hipness of something like "Friends With Benefits."

bizarre love triangle

A couple laughs here and there, but its the same stupid and predictable rom-com formula.

I'd rate this much lower for all its flaws, because this is pretty much drivel which realized a bit too late that its concept isn't even interesting or funny yet still rode it out hoping that no-one else would notice; we did. That said, Faris and Evans are fairly adequate and I have to admit that I caved and welled up a few times. I'm not sure if I did something wrong or the film did something right but it won me over to the point where I'll concede that it's average. So formulaic, though.

"What's Your Number? doesn't appear to get Anna Faris, which is its loss." - Miriam Bale

a great comedy