Peter Travers cant review another chick flick alone, so he brings in RollingStone.coms Erica Futterman to explain why women want to see movies like Hes Just Not That Into You (starring Jennifer Aniston, Big Loves Ginnifer Goodwin, Scarlett Johannson, Ben Affleck, Drew Barrymore, Justin Long, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Connelly and Entourages Kevin Connolly), a new film based not on a novel, but a self-help book. Her explanation: its the type of film groups of girls go to together, to laugh at the screen and cast their friends in the roles. Her biggest gripe with the film? Johannsons character is a caricature. His largest issue? The women are only defined by their relationships to slimy men. Want to hear the whole debate? Watch the video above and read Travers one-and-a-half-star review here:
Read Review: Hes Just Not That Into You
Travers was so preoccupied with the female psyche, he didnt have time for a Scum Bucket or to discuss 3-D film Coraline. Director Henry Selick, the man behind The Nightmare Before Christmas, handles the films dazzling stop-motion animation, but some moviegoers may be turned off by the plot in which an 11-year-old brat (voiced by Dakota Fanning) is forced to move to a remote part of Oregon by her neglectful parents (Teri Hatcher, John Hodgman). Read Travers three-star review here:
Read Review: Coraline
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