First of all, Jennifer. Don't hurt me. Nuf sed. Somebody told her she was a good crier, but they were wrong. Those are her worst movies. She had tears in this one, but didn't cry. And some of her best work is comedies where she plays the villain, stripper, etc. (We are the Millers). Now, I read some complaints about Butler. He was the every man in this one. Scruff, insensitive, self absorbed, etc. You know, guy stuff. That said, these two were great together. This movie is funny. She is sexy. Of course. They got me when she was making her getaway in that bicycle thingamabob and was standing outside his car and saw the billboard. They got me. It came out of nowhere and they got me. Pain and loss. Lost love. Broken marriage. Shattered dreams, you know, not guy stuff. Whatever. And the B&B they went to on their honeymoon. It landed like a ton. I love their table talk at the B&B, but I kept waiting for someone to say, psyche. Gotcha. Great entertainment.

I know this is an older movie, but it was fun to watch the chemistry between Jeniffer Aniston and Gerard Buttler - two very beautiful, sexy people. Of course it was predictable but I don't care because I love happy endings.

It has Butler in it and need I say more?? Lol he's really funny in this movie and still his manly manliness shines through. Anniston does a good job opposite him.

Jennifer Aniston has been a leading actress for comedy and romantic comedies for the last few years. She is still beautiful and charming. That's good enough for me; if you love her or Gerard Butler AND you are seeing it with your kids or your loved one, then it is good enough(though just good enough). No, it is not Gladiator, Ben Hur, or Doctor Zhivago...it is not intended to be timeless, or to age like fine wine. It is an "outing" for these stars to make a film and for us to see it. If you are going with the intention of taking notes and judging it on an absolute scale of cinematic quality, then skip it...save your money. However, if you just want to take a break from something(shopping? school?), it is a pleasant diverson.

My real objection is that I could not believe a woman as fantastic as Jennifer Anniston(OK, I'm a fan) would ever go back to, or ever have been associated with, Gerard Butler. His demeanor and appearance in the film is nothing compared to the, as usual, flawless Ms. Aniston.

I bought this for my mom who is a Gerard Butler fan and she liked the movie. The movie came swiftly but wish it was in better packaging. The movie and case was perfectly fine and it plays well.

Jennifer looking good, pleasing to the eyes. More importantly she is a fine actor.
Gerard is Gerard. His style of acting is his own. Enjoyed his other work.
Putting the two of them together was a good choice.

Gerald Butler is great in most his movies, and this is no exception. It’s funny and worth the watch!

Oh, Leonidas! Even YOUR regal, beautiful presence couldn't redeem this film. Let's face it. Jennifer Aniston has yet to make a film that is capable of evoking any form of emotion in anyone with an average I.Q. This drivel is no exception. Not even taking into account the entire Brangelina/Aniston debacle, which makes you want to like her, Jennifer Aniston is a mediocre actress. Long ago, she should have taken the time to give Brad Pitt the family he wanted because the truth is, the blockbuster career she sacrificed her marriage for just isn't happening. She needs to stop doing these so-called "chick flicks", which to be honest most of us "chicks" don't like. Instead, she needs a good script with substance and depth, that enables her to prove once and for all she can do more than flick her hair, smile sardonically, and be sarcastic. The standouts in this movie are the gorgeous Gerard Butler (who needs to practice his US accent); the wonderful Siobhan Fallon, whose expression alone cracks me up; and the absolutely priceless Christine Baranski, she makes me proud to be an older woman. She is platinum, baby. This is a movie you wait to see on cable for free instead of spending your money at the movies or on the DVD. My apologies to the rest of the cast.