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Hope this hasn't been threaded already, but this is very much another Valentine's Day, with multiple story threads and an insane cast list. Just saw it and enjoyed it. It had some obvious .

Is that really a spoiler?

Probably not, but I tend to play it on the safe side.

Yea, not really hyped about this one. Maybe a renter when it comes out on DVD.

I can't imagine any heterosexual man would voluntarily watch this.

Sometimes you have to take one for the team when the wife wants to see it.

I only go to see all-star comedies when they have scenes like this:

"You're bugging me man, you're bugging me!"

Valentine's Day was excruciating for me but my girlfriend really liked it so I'll most likely have to sit through this one too.

When I first saw the trailer, I was kinda interested. Then Lea Michele came on. Barf. Pass.

Not a fan of these ensemble rom-coms.

Love Actually wasn't bad though.

It's crap like this that makes me happy I'm single. No one is worth enduring this kind of torture. I could barely make it through the trailer when I saw it before another movie, I doubt I'd survive the actual feature.

That one I liked. But it didn't quite feel like the rom-com it really was (which is porbably why it was so enjoyable). Plus, it's got Bill Nighy.

Can't get much more "all-star" than this movie.

Robert Altman's Short Cuts did this style of movie so well.

Love Actually was done well, and somehow the Brits pulled it off. Maybe it is because I generally like everyone that was cast in LA.

I mean Liam Neeson, Alan Rickman, Colin Firth just for starters.

The absolute WORST movie of last year. Terrible from start to finish. This one has the same stink.

Come to think of it, most of Garry Marshall's movies suck.

This one looks lame and not really all-star, at least not to me. Love, Actually was fantastic and I have a guilty pleasure for He's Not That Into You but other than that ... pretty meh.

Love Actually works because Richard Curtis actually has talent. For Christ's sake, the man co-created two of the best and well known British sitcoms of all time.

I've just come to the assumption that Garry Marshall sucked the right dicks in Hollywood for his career to last forty plus years.

Speaking of dicks, I'd rather get cock-punched by my wife for 120 minutes than sit through this shit.

I've never heard of Gerry Marshall till today. He's a "Yes Man" type I'm assuming?

I'm a homosexual man and have no desire to see it.

Who's Lea Michele?

Whenever I see a letterboxed movie trailer on TV with the movie's name and release date in the black bars, it looks terrible. This is no different.

Garry Marshall directed the shittastic Pretty Woman and the delightful The Princess Diaries.