Stereotypes amplified to ridiculous levels, then obvious ending

Rating: 4/10 (23 July 2014)

I like JGL, as an actor. This movie just takes 3-4 stereotypes, turns them up to 11, and beats them to death. Maybe there's something revelatory to a younger audience, but I doubt it.
Julianne Moore shows her chops, because she doesn't have much to work with, but still gives a good performance. Everyone else is just going through the motions of delivering bad dialogue like they know it's bad. Even the writer doesn't seem to believe his own words.
Scarlett Johansson is sufficiently irritating as the shallow, self- centered girlfriend, but her performance feels like a performance. The rest of the supporting cast just goes through the paces. Rob Brown, the friend, has a few moments toward the end of the movie, but that's about it. The material is just poor.
Don't bother with this one.