I wasn’t really sure what to expect with Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. I love the above mentioned babe although I’m the first to admit I’ve seen him in some pretty wretched movies and Jennifer Garner… well, I’m not entirely sure how I feel about her. I adored her in 13 Going on 30, but some of her other movies – which shall remain nameless – have left me feeling a little underwhelmed. For that reason, I almost skipped this one. Then came the two words that made me run to the theater – Breckin and Meyer.

I love (an unnatural, almost shameful kind of love) Breckin. He is the epitome of adorable. The guy’s like a while basket of puppies with kittens on top. I call this the Breckin Factor. When I see his name attached to any project, I feel an undeniable force pulling me to it. Add to the Breckin Factor Lacey Chabert and Michael Douglas plus delicious Matty, and it was a must see.

All that said, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past was actually a pretty good movie. The plot seemed a little blah to me at first,  but they really made it work. There are some cringe-worthy over the top cheesy moments, but they’re few and far between and hey, it’s a chick flick. What would a chick flick be without a little cheese?

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past isn’t the best chick flick ever made, but it’s fun and has more than one great laugh out loud moment. My personal favorite involved the wedding cake. Hilarious. Worth a watch on a rainy afternoon or a lazy night at home.

Based on Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew, Ten Things I Hate About You keeps the feel of the play while being contemporary and fun. Even though it came out ten years ago, it doesn’t feel dated or out of place with today’s romantic comedies.

Heath and Julia Stiles have great chemistry and it’s not hard to identify with Julia’s character, Kat. She doesn’t want to fit in. She wants to do her own thing and when we find out why it’s easy to sympathize with her as, let’s admit it ladies, a lot of us have been there.

10 Things I Hate About You was one of my favorite movies when it released and after watching it again after all this time has passed, I loved it just as much and maybe even more. A great Girl’s Night In flick and a movie that can be watched over and over again. My favorite scene may be Heath serenading Julia from the bleachers or maybe the paint ball scene. Watch the movie for yourself and share your favorite scene with us.

All the scenarios are covered here. The explanation, as it so often is in real life, is always the same. He’s Just Not That Into You. Say it. Feel it. Sulk over it. Get over it.

The cast is ridiculous. Jennifer Aniston, Ben Affleck, Justin Long, Gennifer Goodwin (she’s the one that looks like a million other actress.), Drew Barrymore, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Connelly, Scarlett Johansson, Kevin Connelly and even a little cameo by Kris Kristofferson. I really don’t know what else to say about the cast. Phenomenal.

He’s Just Not That Into You says everything your friends should say when you find yourself in that lonely place called Rejectionville. More than that, it goes a step further and tries to tell you how to avoid ending up there again. Sure there is a bit of a cliched and expected ending, but it feels a little nice to see the boys get a taste of their own medicine.

Necessary viewing for anyone who has ever been the victim of love’s downside.