Valentine's Day

Synopsis: Intertwining couples and singles in Los Angeles break-up and make-up based on the pressures and expectations of Valentine's Day.

Rating: Rated PG-13 for some sexual material and brief partial nudity.

Run Time: 125 minutes

Director: Garry Marshall

Dvd Extra's: Deleted Scenes with on-camera intros by Garry Marshall, Sex and the City 2 Sneak Peak, The Garry Factor

Nudity Factor: Nothing shown

Of Note: Since Captain Kate Hazeltine (Julia Roberts) wears the patch of the 101st Airborne on both shoulders, the left shoulder signifies that she is presently serving with that unit, and the right shoulder signifies she served with that unit in combat.

Recommendations: Playing By The Heart

Review by: Jason James Rating:

This movie does have an all star cast though all of them only play small little parts. I do like the idea of using a bunch of top talent in a bunch of little parts and then tying them all together. I think it is a great way to get people interested and has to be a marketing dream, other than trying to get everyone equal spotlight. The story follows around various characters as they go through the wonderful Hallmark holiday of Valentine's Day. For some it seems like the perfect day to propose and for others it seems like a great day to send flows to both of your lovers. The movie does do a good job brining the different characters into the story, showing you the path they are on, and in the end tying it up with a bow. Overall this is just not my type of movie. First off it is based on a holiday that is nothing more than a way to suck money out of peoples pockets. Second it is pretty slow paced. The saving grace to the movie is that it does have a lot of great actors and they do a great job with each of there parts.