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There's been so many 'wacky' rom-coms over the last few years that it's started to get a bit tired. When my girlfriend rented this film I thought it was just going to be another zany lot of rubbish but I was really surprised at how good it was.

The writing is excellent - hilarious throughout and really thoughtful at times too. It's the first film I've seen Steve Zahn in and I can't believe he's not more famous, he's just brilliant. And it's great to see Jennifer Aniston in a role more suited to her talents - it really gives her room to show what a great actress she is. There's some great cameos and smaller characters as well as the main two and a brilliant soundtrack throughout.

All in all it's a great film that will definitely put a smile on your face. Go see it!

Please do not listen to all the bad reviews about this movie, there is no bad acting and the storyline, although a little farfetched is ultimately satisfying and very different from the usual romantic comedy storylines we usually get. Jennifer Aniston is without a doubt is the the most sexy, talented and inspiring actresses ever to walk the streets of hollywood. For an hour and a half of touching, comedic indie film making at its best, this is perfection.

Highly reccomded for all Jneifer Aniston fans, her and Steve Zhan have greet chemistry togther.

I wasn't too sure where this film was heading when I was watching it, but around halfway through it does start to gain direction and it didn't turn out to be all that bad, there were a few moments that did provide good laughs but don't be expecting too much. Overall if your in the mood for a rom com then by all means give this a watch, it's worth a look.

If you're expecting a fluffy RomCom then this isn't for you but if you like your films a bit more real then stick with it.

This is a chance meeting between two people. One who appears very stalkerish/desperate and one who's indifferent/rude but you do kind of root for them. It follows the tried and tested method of boy meets girl, falls in love with girl, girl finds someone better. The difference being it's done with little to no humour.

Jennifer Aniston is repeatedly trying to shed her "Rachel" typecasting which sees her in humourless roles like this one. Fans will like watching her but other than that I think she should stick with what she does best.