vitachiel You've got a serious issue of bad taste if you like this movie. Too many happy coincidences, too many bad jokes and too much bad acting to make you even once forget once that you are watching a piece of fiction. It is the standard recipe: put in a desperate, self-denying middle-aged wallflower and her nosy but loving sisters, mix it up with the perfect single guy and his not so good best friend, combine a gay couple, a running gag at the local supermarket and some silly old people, add a series of over the top nightmare dates, season it with lots and lots of cliché jokes and top it off with some garden party home videos while running the end credits. Mix well, sit back and relax. Or buy your own DYI rom-com kit at your budget hardware store.Best line: "I love the internet, you can pay your bills naked."

Lizzyhen Just discovered this film and its in my favourites especially for those rainy evenings. Its full of wonderful actors and the writing contrary to some other reviews is witty and charming and so relevant- if you have ever internet dated this captures most of how wrong it could go. The delicious Christopher Plummer still with a twinkle in his eye, reciting Keats is masterful. The FAB Stockard Channing as an ageing internet dater is wonderful - Diane Ladd and John Cusack should be together always - what great actors- John Cuscack is John Cusack thankfully in this film - his lines are funny and great. I loved it ! Diane Ladd is such a wonderful actress and is just right in this film - I don't think I have ever seen her in a comedy. I honestly thought the writing was great and witty and fun ! A feelgood film. ( Oh and the dogs are great!)

kdmode An incredibly weak, predictable, drab and forced comedy. Hollywood loves churning out this contrived and unoriginal garbage. In fact, I'm surprised Jennifer Aniston wasn't in the lead role. It's exactly her kind of movie. A little into the story, I groaned and said said to my fellow viewers "I'll bet they are going to break into a pretend, warm and fuzzy family group-hug song at some point." And guess what? It happened! It was mortifying. It's especially bad when the actors look uncomfortable doing it and you can tell that they know they are filming a sure-fire flop.John Cusack looked like he'd rather be somewhere else - zero chemistry with Diane Lane. It must have been a paycheck for him. Unfortunately, that's happened with a lot of his movies in the past 10 or more years.

olivertabby1 I've never written to a "star" before....I've followed you for years, and I think you've always been under the radar,(maybe on purpose) and has HUGE potential for being an Oscar winning professional. Every time I see you on the screen, It's like being with my very first boyfriend in the 11th grade. (plus you look a lot like him) I'm Still single, and set up with a lot of "not feeling it dates". Maybe, if I'm in LA, or Chicago I'll "run" into you, literally...hopefully. NO, I'm not a freak hiding behind a computer stalking "stars" If, you do hit me in the street, I'm a 5"6 120 pound long haired blond probably with my 5 year old black lab, Oscar. I'll apologize, and keep moving....but, know your are adored from afar....Kim~