Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Crwthod A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

Forumrxes Yo, there's no way for me to review this film without saying, take your *insert ethnicity + "ass" here* to see this film,like now. You have to see it in order to know what you're really messing with.

Arianna Moses Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Paige Abril I watched it overlooking many down-siding reviews, and found it the same as the reviews were. Ashton Kutcher placed in movie alike always a psycho case. Katherine Heigl descried most idiotic and mishapped acting among all her career. In short to say, Plot was quite suspending between awful and ridiculous Acting was worse than ever. Moreover, interaction and connection between characters was weak. Can't find out actual and meaningful story. Sort of celebrity wondering in kitchen and got a slap, face was quite thing to see, worst acting, nothing to look alike more like janitor. finale, Garry Marshal it would be better not to make any movie smoking between valentine and new year eve.

studioAT Despite the critical mauling that 'Valentine's Day',the public disagreed and that is probably why Garry Marshall tries to repeat the multi-star,multi-story film around a holiday trick with 'New Years Day'. And I'm sure people will disagree with me but I think it's a decent film.The stories don't all work and it's pretty cheesy but come on, its heart's in the right place and some of the stories are strong.Films like this are made for the people, not for awards. There are some lovely moments within this film and I personally feel that it was a lot better than the harsh words it gained.If Garry Marshall wants to complete a trilogy I'd be welcome to it. Maybe set in Ireland around St Patrick's Day?

Zbigniew_Krycsiwiki Michelle Pfeiffer's subplot about quitting her job on New Year's Eve, and attempting to live out a list of fantasies was kind of amusing, but all other drawn out vignettes were either just boring or grating.Usually good Jessica Beil should be embarrassed about playing a self absorbed girl who (along with her husband) are pitifully more concerned with the childish novelty of having the first child born in the new year, rather than concerned about the kid about to be born. Her doctor, who refuses to help force the birth, is one of only a few likable characters in this thing. Another likable character is gorgeous Lea Michelle's groupie character, who is stuck in a lift with Ashton Kutcher. That vignette however, was as dull as Ashton Kutcher is himself (How is that dimbulb famous?) Katherine Heigl is just, ... well, ... Katherine Heigl. A stuck up, grumpy primadonna bickering with John Bon Jovi, even jovially throwing eggs at a poster bearing his likeness. Most of her excruciating scenes were fast-forwarded through as we watched this. John Bon Jovi puts in the most random cameo since Billy Ray Cyrus' cameo in Mulholland Drive (but Cyrus' cameo in that film was actually funny) DeNiro's elderly character is on his deathbed, but still wants to freeze his ass off on the rooftop, watching the ball drop at the stroke of midnight. Yawn. I've never understood what is the appeal to watching the infamous ball drop on New Year's Eve? What does the ball dropping have to do with New Year's Eve? A teenage girl pointlessly flashes her bright yellow bra at her mother in the middle of Times Square, trying to convince mom to let her go alone to watch that bloody ball drop, in a quite out-dated vignette, seemingly left over from the 1940s.Film is just an excuse to show a lengthy list of Hollywood A-listers, and present them in underwritten mini stories in this overly busy train wreck of a movie, hoping their fans will turn out to see them playing characters who are either just moronic, or repellent.It was like the filmmakers took a plate of spaghetti (with each spaghetti noodle representing one of this film's underwritten subplots, randomly presented) and flung it at the wall, knowing that some of it might stick briefly before falling to the floor, but in the end, it leaves nothing but a huge mess as a reminder, and ends up being nothing but a waste.

kuuk3 This film has zero plot, and tons of celebrity cameos than aren't even listed on the IMDb cast page. There are so, so many characters all with their own subplot, and not one of them stands out as the main one. I was confused pretty early as there were so many plots, had no idea what any of the characters names were and it was more fun watching it playing six degrees of Kevin Bacon since this film bought almost all the work down to one degree. What made it funnier was when yet another celebrity face appears half way through the film that you weren't even expecting. Its like - thats the girl from that show. Whats her name now? Wait a minute, ill look it up on the IMDb. Which is how I got to writing this review while the film is still playing...