Average Rating: 3.8/10
Reviews Counted: 182
Fresh: 33 | Rotten: 149
Eager to please and stuffed with stars, Valentine's Day squanders its promise with a frantic, episodic plot and an abundance of rom-com cliches.
Average Rating: 3.9/10
Critic Reviews: 35
Fresh: 5 | Rotten: 30
Eager to please and stuffed with stars, Valentine's Day squanders its promise with a frantic, episodic plot and an abundance of rom-com cliches.
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Gary Marshall's ensemble romantic comedy Valentine's Day follows nearly two dozen people as they find and lose love in all its many forms over the course of the title holiday. The numerous characters include a very busy florist (Ashton Kutcher) and his schoolteacher best friend (Jennifer Garner). She's having an affair with a married doctor (Patrick Dempsey). Meanwhile, a businessman (Bradley Cooper) and a military captain (Julia Roberts) on leave share a long conversation during an
Feb 12, 2010 Wide
May 18, 2010
$110.0M
New Line Cinema/Warner Bros. Pictures
All Critics (184) | Top Critics (35) | Fresh (33) | Rotten (153) | DVD (11)
It's a very glib, shallow movie, but it keeps you moving around enough that you could actually have a good time.
The film may be set in L.A., but no scene lasts longer than a New York minute.
Every skit is lame, every line of dialogue is stale, every joke falls flat, and every performance has been phoned in between text messages to agents blinking, ''SOS!''
Valentine's Day is a passing nod to love, like a box of chocolates or flowers that soon wilt. It's star-studded amiable fluff with no real value, but it's kind of a tickle if you're in the mood.
Charmingly cast and phenomenally so-so.
More than a dozen familiar faces are wasted in this trite, groan-inducing mediocrity.
A collection of intertwined romances with the fleeting "aww" factor of a candy sweetheart.
It's not even worth it for the star worship. Go watch My Bloody Valentine instead.
If you mainly watch movies in order to see actors you like alentine's Day is a bargain at twice the price. The minute per movie star average is off the chart here. If you watch movies for any other reason, there's no reason to see this.
Despite the best efforts of the players, the script is just flat.
the equivalent of taking your hooker to Taco Bell
A melange of stories, some that work, some that don't. Entertaining for what it is, but for little more.
Valentine's Day fulfils its purpose. It is a sweet film, suitably gooey in the ways of love, with a constant head shot of who's who celebrity actors.
Watchable enough to make one occasionally forget just how stupid the whole enterprise is.
A bonafide romantic comedy for the OMG generation...
Skits-ophrenic moviemaking in an overly crowded scenario, that seems less like a smoothly paced script than a rush hour traffic jam on the LA freeway. Though Queen Latifah saves the day slightly at the finish line, doing The Devil Wears Plus Size Prada.
I like movies where storylines intertwine with one another, and Valentine's Day certainly has that - perhaps twenty A and B list actors figuring out their love lives on Valentine's Day. It is somewhat like "Love Actually", but never quite claws its way up to the point where you think the characters care about each
February 12, 2012Super Reviewer
Warning - there are spoilers! This movie has a great cast and similar to 'He's not that into you' it has lots of storylines that interweave with each other. It is also not your typical soppy romance. It is not a comedy although there are comical moments. It is Valentine's Day and Ashton proposes to Jessica Alba. She
December 26, 2009
Super Reviewer
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