Watch this movie. I guarantee you will enjoy every minute of it.

Rating: 8/10 (26 October 2011)

This movie is excellent, it is a perfect romantic comedy. For all ages, all genders, all kinds of whatever personality you have.
Rob Gordon (John Cusack) – a record store owner is dumped by his latest girlfriend. He asks himself: "What came first: the misery or the music?" and decides to investigate just how he is at fault to the top 5 all time greatest breakups in his love life. Despite the simple storyline, the movie is highly humorous, poignant, yet a very informative look at men, relationships and love. Top 5 breakups he went through are necessarily 5 stages of so-called love every boy must learn when growing up. It includes "childish love" from a little high school boy, crave for sex teenager, so-called love for an out-of-my-league university star, rebound relationship, and true love. Simple, yet creative, refreshing and original movie.
John Cusack was at his best in this movie. He portrayed the characters just like any ordinary man in real life. Anyone can relate to him. He's fun, cute, playing hard on the outside but fragile on the inside, simple and complex at the same time. The supporting cast were excellent. Todd Louiso and Jack Black – one music geek in the classic sense of the word and one cruel, ridiculous elitist – stole every scene they are in. They were fantastically funny, especially when they insulted customers.
Watch this movie. I guarantee you will enjoy every minute of it.
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