What's with the huge hate towards this movie? Sure there are many flaws, but c'mon. How do you not have some kind of fun with about a hundred of A-list stars? Well, that's what I had. Some kind of fun. It was entertaining, I'll say that. Was it emotionally touching and screams out "quality" instead of "quantity"? No it doesn't. If you are looking for a movie that fully depends on its big-name actors to sell it, then here it is. There are so many people in this movie, it might be easier to list those who WEREN'T in the movie. Nevertheless, I will list them here: Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Taylor Swift, Taylor Lautner, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Garner, Topher Grace, Emily Watson, Queen Latifah, and of course George Lopez. I think I'm missing some, but that's fine. I think I've proven my point. And though this cast may sound attractive, this is one of the flaws of this movie. It jumps from story to story unevenly. There was a point here where I thought it was finally done with the new stories, then all of a sudden in comes a new one. Yes, they weren't that hard to keep track of, but do we really NEED that many? "Valentine's Day" offers up some laughs, and I was seriously amused in some parts. The problem, though, is that the humor wasn't consistent. There were some jokes that simply didn't work for me and were just plain stupid. But let's be real here. I'm just being critical because that's what a "movie critic" does. If you want to go see it, go for it. Real talk, even if you can't deny its shortcomings, it'll be kind of hard not to have fun watching this one. I like Taylor Swift, so yeah.
Rating: 21/2 out of 4
