Monday, February 08, 2010
Valentine’s Day
The pressures of February 14th are explored in director Garry Marshall’s latest romantic comedy featuring an all-star cast. Whether you love or hate Valentine’s Day, you may enjoy this movie. Just look for your favorites in the film to do their own thing. It is exactly what you expect... light-hearted fun that has it’s sappy moments. The challenge is to figure out who will be coupled with who by the end of the intricate, interweaving plot. At 120 minutes with 20 well known names, this averages to about 6 minutes screen time per star. Outtakes play through the credits.
Alien gives it 3 "Moorpark" stars out of 4.
The pressures of February 14th are explored in director Garry Marshall’s latest romantic comedy featuring an all-star cast. Whether you love or hate Valentine’s Day, you may enjoy this movie. Just look for your favorites in the film to do their own thing. It is exactly what you expect... light-hearted fun that has it’s sappy moments. The challenge is to figure out who will be coupled with who by the end of the intricate, interweaving plot. At 120 minutes with 20 well known names, this averages to about 6 minutes screen time per star. Outtakes play through the credits.
Alien gives it 3 "Moorpark" stars out of 4.
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