There are only two reasons you go to watch thiz movie. First bcoz of “Black Swan” (2010), you want to see Natalie Portman! Or else, you’re one of those who think Ashton Kutcher is cute! The story follows Adam (Kutcher) and Emma (Portman) who are friends since childhood. Somehow they promise to use each other for physical reason which is sex! It’s exactly what Anne Hathaway did with Jake Gyllenhaal recently in “Love and Other Drugs” (2010). They want sex, but in the process to that they find something more special. Kutcher has fun and easy-going character (where he did just well most of the time). On the other hand, Portman gives a balancing to their interaction. It’s good, not bad at all for sure, but it’s like using big Bazooka to kill a little bird, completely waste of talent. There are some memorable appearances, especially from Lake Bell (Lucy), Mindy Kaling (Shira) and Kevin Kline as Adam’s dad who likes to date his son ex-girlfriends. The movie comes from the Director who is the father of “Ghostbusters” (1984) and Arnie’s “Kindergarten Cop” (1990). The fun factor is still on the air for about half hour of the beginning, we could still feel the excitement and freshness, afterwards the movie becomes a never-ending boredom. In my note, what happened to modern Rom-Coms nowadays, it’s almost impossible, making movie without raising Gay Issues. For example in thiz movie, one of Portman’s best friends is gay, and so with one of Kutcher’s best friends also has gay parents. Another factor that occurs to most of modern Rom-Coms lately is the use of vulgar words and irreverent dialogue, it’s totally unbearable, including thiz one. By the way, if you came to see Portman being naked in the first place. Well, instead of that, you get Kutcher being naked! Yuck! It’s pretty ugly for the one who expects more. One good evidence of the situation that describes you fell when no strings attached.
Stars : 5/10
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Jonny Fendi
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