Comments on: He’s Just Not That Into You

By: carrielovesfred

carrielovesfred — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:03:48 +0000

I would just like to say that I called Bradley Cooper when he was on Alias. OH and also Michael Vartan.

By: LaskiGal

LaskiGal — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 06:29:47 +0000

I’m such a dork. I think Justin Long is a doll. Forget Ben. Forget Bradley.

And you know, it is so easy to see how someone isn’t into you AFTER the fact. It is during when we are so ridiculously stupid.

During the previews I noticed that another “chick flick” is coming out with Matthew McConaughey . . . oh, yum.

By: Erica

Erica — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:38:28 +0000

Yes, this movie rocked! Bradley Cooper is in Wedding Crashers- but he is much hotter in this film!
What I found most interesting in this movie is that you end up hating the guy (Bradley Cooper) that was married b/c he married for the wrong reasons…and you end up loving the guy that won’t commit in marriage (Ben Affleck) b/c he grows up and realizes that he wants to get married for the right reasons. I thought it was interesting how the “happily married couple” looked so perfect from the outside yet had a very cold/ distant relationship and even their condo was beautiful to look at, but had a very “cold” feel…whereas, the unmarried couple- who appaeared to have issues w/ committment were very close and would do anything for each other- and their apartment was homy and warm…interesting symbolism in my opinion. I think Scarlett Johannson is overated and was glad there were many story lines so I wasn’t having to watch her for 2 solid hours…but at the same time, both she and Bradley’s characters caused the most emotion in the film…you felt sorry for them while hating them at the same time…I liked all the different characters- b/c we all know someone in each category…unfortunately, I have several “Gigi” friends, that need to quit stalking guys- so hopefully they will go see this movie and listen to Justin Long’s character…and take a hint I haven’t read the book, but think it would be very interesting. I went to see this movie w/ a good friend and my mom…I don’t think my husband would enjoy it, but I definitely liked it and will see it again!

By: annie from l.a.

annie from l.a. — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 02:52:47 +0000

So, I went to see “He’s just not that…” and you’re right – there is no hotter than Bradley. Wonder if he’s still dating Cameron Diaz – he’s still in the middle of a divorce for anyone who’s interested to know.

For Bradley, it’s just the beginning of roles that are in such need of a real, man’s man.

And, there were some funny spots — I thing worth the price of the ticket.

And, Drews’s ex was quite a guy on screen and I’m sure off – just seems to be a nice guy.

Glad that there were some happy endings. But, you can see the market that Hollywood aims to fill – very light, mindless films that don’t require too much thought on the part of the viewer.

By: Lazy Mom Leslie

Lazy Mom Leslie — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 01:33:28 +0000

I just got back from seeing it with some friends. I have to say there were some scenes that made me oddly uncomfortable. Like the girlfriend is in the closet while the wife is climbing on his lap? I was sad that his character was such a jerk! But fun movie.
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By: jammf

jammf — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 21:18:11 +0000

I went and saw this movie with my husband today. The theater was full and only a handful of men were in the audience. Gotta say I didn’t love it. It was amusing at times and boring at others. Enjoyed the eye candy though. I think it could have been better.

By: CarlyInTexas

CarlyInTexas — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 20:00:27 +0000

This was hilarious!! I am going to see the movie today – with my husband – yes, I am dragging him to see it with me!

By: JennX

JennX — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 19:00:21 +0000

Saw it last night with my bf. We both really liked it. There were some pretty harsh and awkward moments… definitely not your typical rom-com. And lots of eye candy for both of us. This is one I’ll probably buy on DVD and memorize. If there’s one thing I’ll say that bugged me a bit about it was the continued portrayal of women as powerless in every romantic situation– waiting on the guy to make the next move, etc. Otherwise, I liked the characters and the (at times brutal) honesty of this flick.

By: marla

marla — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 17:16:29 +0000

this clip was SO much better than the movie. hilarious. i love bradley cooper. he’s awesome in alias and even better in the ryan banks flick. darling.

By: Tor

Tor — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 04:09:55 +0000

Bradley Cooper is just as hot in person. During the early days of Alias (I was a fan from episode 1), I was sitting in a coffee shop in DC and noticed this extremely good-looking guy at the counter. He then started walking towards me (to leave the shop), and I realized that it was that ‘hot guy from Alias’. He was with a girl. After some digging, it turns out his then girlfriend was a student at Georgetown. I think he also went to Georgetown.