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A Major Disappointment

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

The start of the movie is very interesting, it was both typical and not typical for a romantic comedy. And when they want the divorce, the scheming between Joy and Jack is fun and sometimes even clever. This movie might have everything you'd want from a romantic comedy, but that doesn't necessarily make it good. There are elements and plot points so typical in this movie, all the originality feels very insignificant. This movie seems to have almost every typical trope possible. Then again, who would watch a romantic comedy, expecting some real unique masterpiece? So if you want a stupid romantic comedy to watch with someone special,this might be your movie. But don't watch it expecting it to be brilliant, this movie is the same with almost every one of the romantic comedies. This movie just isn't worth it.

What Happens In Vegas is a below average movie with a very cliché romantic comedy storyline that is made even worse with a cast that don't deliver any heart to their unlikeable characters,made even worse with one bad joke after another,the majority of them being offensive to both genders.I love Cameron Diaz and it is very rare when she lets me down,but this is a very big exception,Ashton Kutcher is alright but his movies are very hit or miss and this is definitely a big miss.While the story may seem like a fun and original set up for a romantic comedy, it really is the exact opposite,I would recommend What Happens in Vegas to absolutely no one.When Joy (Cameron Diaz) and Jack (Ashton Kutcher) meet in Las Vegas for one crazy night,they wake up the next morning married.They both agree to divorce until Jack wins $3 million in a casino with Joy's coin,then the couple are forced to stay married for 6 months to receive $1.5 million each.

What Happens in Vegas is designed as a crowd pleaser. Fortunately, it's done well enough that it can stand the passage of time. It was an instant hit, and I must say, it's easy to watch over and over again.Cameron Diaz who plays a modern power woman and Ashton Kutcher who plays a lazy party guy are funny as hell, and perfect for each other. Their sidekicks carry the brunt of the crazy behaviors and make the main characters look more normal.The scenario is a nice roller coaster with few pause that only serve as jumping board for more wacky entertainment. The romance itself and the sweetening of the story is even well done. The souring was also handled pretty well, they didn't go off the deep end, and did it simply. The soundtrack is upbeat and current, and the editing hide some nice surprises.The only thing I could reproach is the plainness of the dialogs. Nothing spectacular there, but no clumsy attempts either and it's funny, so it's difficult to really complain.Weirdly enough, no sex, which is good, it would have just ruined the vibe. It's a good chick flick, as well as a guy flick. There's stuff of everyone in their.For good entertainment, see it.

'What Happens In Vegas' is one of those common passing comedies that performs well financially but fails to establish any kind of legacy. Despite this, it has an immediately fresh premise which unfortunately dovetails into a predictable affair.After a raunchy night in Vegas, two very different people wake up married, and three million dollars richer. When a court order forces them to work on their communion, a battle of the sexes begins to each win their share of the cash.A hilarious first act provides the laughs that slowly become less consistent when a disappointing change of pace occurs. The script remains sharp and witty, with Diaz and Kutcher playing their annoying characters, well annoyingly; however the stellar introduction is so entertaining that it raises the bar too high. The original spin of 'What Happens In Vegas' is steadily diminished by cliché as the climax approaches. While audiences will have seen it all before regardless, had it been executed with the same frantic energy throughout then it could possibly have been salvaged by relentless humour.Clever writing, alongside genuinely funny jokes (and even some admittedly clever toilet humour) make this comic caper worth a watch. It is simply a shame that the cast nor the screenwriters could accommodate a rough transition from comedy to rom-com, a genre in which it is difficult to offer the element of surprise.7/10