Paramount Films came out with a romantic/comedy film "No Strings Attached," and it was extremely funny,delivering loads of laughs.
I'm not commonly a major fan of romantic/comedy films,but I knew this one would definitely be good due to Ashton Kutcher and the nature of the plot. The film features: Ashton Kutcher, Natalie Portman, Greta Gerwig, Kevin Kline, Ophelia Lovibond, Ben Lawson, Chris Bridges, Olivia Thirlby, Jake M. Johnson, Lake Bell, Guy Brannum, and Cary Elwes.
The movie centered around individuals Emma and Adam. Adam and Emma have known one another well since school,since that time Adam attempted to cop a feel from Emma. After that, the film fast forwards to a great college frat party where Adam and Emma see each other again since that strange highschool night.
They exchange hellos,Adam weirdly tells her he likes her,and so they end up going out for a little bit. After that, they lose touch for the next year,and see each other again,but under unusual circumstances. Following that, it fast forwards a little bit to where Adam discovers that his dad has hooked up with his ex-girlfriend.
He winds up getting drunk in consequence of it, and finally ends up at Emma's place,passed out and unclothed on the sofa the subsequent morning. It's an exceptionally amusing scene because each one of her friends are there,lounging around him. After Emma informs him the loco things he did when he was wasted, they kiss and in addition have sex.
After that, Adam is really hooked on her,but she just wants to stay friends,unusual friends,friends with benefits. Adam,surely, agrees to the wild,non-emotional,sex-friendly, relationship. The motion picture shows them making love everywhere. I mean actually just about everywhere,and they're not shy regarding this either. It's a genuinely funny film.
Everything appears to stay going ok until Adam actually starts to show he cares for her,while she resists her feelings. They bicker back and forth,continuing to have sex until Adam doesn't want that type of relationship anymore. The motion picture concludes with Emma seeing that she misses the hell out of him after being apart for so long.
However,she doesn't obtain a warm reception when she attempts to return into his life,and thinks she may have lost him forever. She winds up being required to make moves she's never done before to get him back. It absolutely was a true feel-good moment at the end. I think the flick was fantastic. It was stuffed with many laughs and one-liners.
Natalie Portman did an excellent job,playing the emotionless female part. She showed a sense of humor I never thought she had. I totally didn't think she'd be as comical as she was. She had me cracking up. Of course, Ashton was hysterical in the film . In addition, it featured rapper Ludacris who brought tear watering laughs to the flick.
It truly was just an overall exceptionally humorous film with some romance thrown in,but even the way that played out was humorous. Oh, and there was also some nudity in the picture. Ashton displayed his booty and we also caught a peek at Natalie's buttocks,but just for a short moment. I gave the flick a grade A.
I'm not commonly a major fan of romantic/comedy films,but I knew this one would definitely be good due to Ashton Kutcher and the nature of the plot. The film features: Ashton Kutcher, Natalie Portman, Greta Gerwig, Kevin Kline, Ophelia Lovibond, Ben Lawson, Chris Bridges, Olivia Thirlby, Jake M. Johnson, Lake Bell, Guy Brannum, and Cary Elwes.
The movie centered around individuals Emma and Adam. Adam and Emma have known one another well since school,since that time Adam attempted to cop a feel from Emma. After that, the film fast forwards to a great college frat party where Adam and Emma see each other again since that strange highschool night.
They exchange hellos,Adam weirdly tells her he likes her,and so they end up going out for a little bit. After that, they lose touch for the next year,and see each other again,but under unusual circumstances. Following that, it fast forwards a little bit to where Adam discovers that his dad has hooked up with his ex-girlfriend.
He winds up getting drunk in consequence of it, and finally ends up at Emma's place,passed out and unclothed on the sofa the subsequent morning. It's an exceptionally amusing scene because each one of her friends are there,lounging around him. After Emma informs him the loco things he did when he was wasted, they kiss and in addition have sex.
After that, Adam is really hooked on her,but she just wants to stay friends,unusual friends,friends with benefits. Adam,surely, agrees to the wild,non-emotional,sex-friendly, relationship. The motion picture shows them making love everywhere. I mean actually just about everywhere,and they're not shy regarding this either. It's a genuinely funny film.
Everything appears to stay going ok until Adam actually starts to show he cares for her,while she resists her feelings. They bicker back and forth,continuing to have sex until Adam doesn't want that type of relationship anymore. The motion picture concludes with Emma seeing that she misses the hell out of him after being apart for so long.
However,she doesn't obtain a warm reception when she attempts to return into his life,and thinks she may have lost him forever. She winds up being required to make moves she's never done before to get him back. It absolutely was a true feel-good moment at the end. I think the flick was fantastic. It was stuffed with many laughs and one-liners.
Natalie Portman did an excellent job,playing the emotionless female part. She showed a sense of humor I never thought she had. I totally didn't think she'd be as comical as she was. She had me cracking up. Of course, Ashton was hysterical in the film . In addition, it featured rapper Ludacris who brought tear watering laughs to the flick.
It truly was just an overall exceptionally humorous film with some romance thrown in,but even the way that played out was humorous. Oh, and there was also some nudity in the picture. Ashton displayed his booty and we also caught a peek at Natalie's buttocks,but just for a short moment. I gave the flick a grade A.