What's Your Number?
Anna Faris (The House Bunny) and Chris Evans (Captain America) star in this romantic comedy based on the book 20 Times A Lady by Karyn Bosnak.
Ally (Faris), with the help of her neighbour (Chris Evans, Captain America), treks back through her past 20 sexual conquests to try and find Mr Right. Former beaus include Zachary Quinto (Star Trek), Martin Freeman (The Office) and Andy Samberg (I Love You, Man).
- Director:
- Mark Mylod (TV's 'Entourage', 'Ali G Indahouse')
- Writer:
- Gabrielle AllanJennifer Crittenden
- Cast:
- Chris EvansAnna FarisZachary QuintoAndy SambergChris PrattOliver Jackson-CohenMartin Freeman
Reviews & comments
Pretty Good
I was quite pleasantly surprised! It has some really funny moments, I do enjoy a good chick flick and this for me was enjoyable. Some parts of the storyline were slightly boring but there were enough funny parts to win me over. I would definately recommend it to girlies wanting a good giggle
To date or not to date?
Anna Farris plays a more endearing role compaired to her normal 'spoof' flicks of recent years. Its kinda like 'Easy A' meets 'The Notebook' (in a simple sense), with a 'Princess Diaries'/'Sweethome Alabama' ending, if that makes sense... Its a rom/com and you know it, dont watch it if your a cynic, but if your a lovebug, you'l enjoy its romantic flavour....
Variety
pressA draggy, generally laugh-free outing that wastes a perfectly good Anna Faris.
Hollywood Reporter
pressMild vulgarity and discreet nudity garner the sought-after R rating, but this effort feels forced. The real 'bad' here is the sheer formulaic nature of everything. There are no surprises but for once you don't much mind.
Empire Magazine
pressTwo charming leads don't make up for a comedy that just doesn't quite deliver the laughs it should.
Variety
pressA draggy, generally laugh-free outing that wastes a perfectly good Anna Faris.
Hollywood Reporter
pressMild vulgarity and discreet nudity garner the sought-after R rating, but this effort feels forced. The real 'bad' here is the sheer formulaic nature of everything. There are no surprises but for once you don't much mind.
Empire Magazine
pressTwo charming leads don't make up for a comedy that just doesn't quite deliver the laughs it should.
Pretty Good
I was quite pleasantly surprised! It has some really funny moments, I do enjoy a good chick flick and this for me was enjoyable. Some parts of the storyline were slightly boring but there were enough funny parts to win me over. I would definately recommend it to girlies wanting a good giggle
To date or not to date?
Anna Farris plays a more endearing role compaired to her normal 'spoof' flicks of recent years. Its kinda like 'Easy A' meets 'The Notebook' (in a simple sense), with a 'Princess Diaries'/'Sweethome Alabama' ending, if that makes sense... Its a rom/com and you know it, dont watch it if your a cynic, but if your a lovebug, you'l enjoy its romantic flavour....
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