Con derecho a roce

Mucho mejor que Sin compromiso, pero nada especial. De principio a fin, todo sigue una plantilla manida. Casi todos los personajes secundarios me parecieron mucho más simpáticos y creíbles que los protagonistas, dominados sin duda por el perfecto Woody Harrelson. El tipo es simplemente increíble. Además, esperaba que fuera aún más gracioso, aunque el gag con la aplicación móvil para identificar los «días de la mujer» es perfecto. (23.09.2011)

Quién hubiera dicho a principios del año que el flirteo sin compromiso de Mila y Justin será más espontáneo, simpático y sincero que el flirteo sin compromiso de Natalie y Ashton... (21.09.2011)

Will Gluck is completing a hat trick of excellent romantic comedies. He's not afraid of more vulgar words, daring scenes, and excellent pop culture references, and he nails it. At the moment, he's still at the top with a minus sign, but he already feels at home in the genre. He doesn't let up in the rhythm of jokes, and his romantic declarations come naturally to him (see the underrated Easy A). And when those jokes are salted with chemistry-infused dialogues performed perfectly by Justin and Mila, audience satisfaction is at its peak. Despite being the least thematically distinctive work by Gluck, it paradoxically excels in technical aspects and pace. I also enjoy the weaker 90%. (25.09.2011)

There is a little bit of life in there, and it's fluffed up by the skillful screenwriter into a very effective dialogue whirlwind. Unfortunately, at the end, the film is hurt by exactly what it had been making fun of for more than two-thirds of its runtime, i.e., the tired clichés of all romantic films far and wide. However, thanks to the great actors, it reminded me that even men have a delicate sensitive soul that can be touched sometimes. :) [The bad thing is that the only significant impression I have the day after watching it is Mila Kunis’ absolutely luxurious character.] (19.01.2012)

The combination of the beautiful Mila and the likeable Justin is incredibly great. At times (often, actually) they looked really charming together. And Justin Timberlake finally showed that he can act. The whole plot is engaging and full of fresh jokes and situations. It didn't lack naturalness and flair. Unexpectedly, it also beats Kutcher and Portman for me. I'm tempted to overrate it for the sake of cuteness alone; 4.5 stars. (08.01.2012)