Never too early, never too late for a chick-flick. The funny story here is that i've had this film in my watch - list for a long time. I took it off twice (which means i'd added it again). The reason was Anna Faris. I didn't think of her to be a good comedy actor. Her roles were so badly chosen. At least in the comedies i've seen her.
Then again, i really wanted to see Chris Evans in a light romance comedy. Especially in this post-Captain America, pre-The Avengers period. I think he's another talented actor of this new revolutionary film movement we're witnessing these last 8 to 10 years, and i believe he can pull off perfectly some comedy roles.
The story is simple in What's Your Number? It has been seen before in movies and TV series. It's about a woman who looks back in her past relationships to find out the "mister right" she probably missed to notice.
The dialogues were funny and awkward, the music was pretty fresh and the cast was great, and Faris was surprisingly good in this one. Anything more i could say would be a spoiler. It's a generic comedy for some light viewing.
Then again, i really wanted to see Chris Evans in a light romance comedy. Especially in this post-Captain America, pre-The Avengers period. I think he's another talented actor of this new revolutionary film movement we're witnessing these last 8 to 10 years, and i believe he can pull off perfectly some comedy roles.
The story is simple in What's Your Number? It has been seen before in movies and TV series. It's about a woman who looks back in her past relationships to find out the "mister right" she probably missed to notice.
The dialogues were funny and awkward, the music was pretty fresh and the cast was great, and Faris was surprisingly good in this one. Anything more i could say would be a spoiler. It's a generic comedy for some light viewing.