All About Steve

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All About Steve

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All About Steve

Sandra Bullock, Thomas Haden Church, Bradley Cooper, Ken Jeong, D.J. Qualls

Convinced that a CNN cameraman is her true love, an eccentric crossword puzzler (Bullock) trails him as he travels all over the country, hoping to convince him that they belong together.

Id: 10983526

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  • moonrivers
    September 20, 2009
    moonrivers
    a very strange tale that begins as yet another summer romantic comedy but somehow turns into a weird kinda salute to uniqueness (read: nerdiness). ms. bullock endeavors mightily to make creepy-stalker-types okey-dokey (only if they happen to save a your run-of-the-mill everyday ...( read more)endangered child while they're out stalking), but still I left the theater shaking disorientation from my head.
  • bamadeb77
    November 20, 2009
    bamadeb77
    Cute movie. Better than I thought it would be. Some funny parts in it for sure. Worth the watch.
  • cenzano38
    September 16, 2009
    cenzano38
    All About Steve is something of a mess. There are too many things wrong with it, and no matter the actors they put in it, it's not going to be very good.

    All About Steve is more two movies in one, and neither can focus enough on anything to be entertaining. On one side, there is...( read more) Sandra Bullock, whom I really enjoy watching (just not in this movie), as Mary, and she goes on these crazy trips to find Steve, a camera man for a news station. Leave Steve and his group out of it, and get someone besides Bullock to do this, and you might be able to make something salvageable about a person who is "different and fighting to come to grips with it as she goes on these crazy adventures," and have it be enjoyable. On the other hand, get Haden Church, Cooper, and Jeong in a movie as a likable but obnoxious camera crew, and you might be on to something there. You'd just have to leave Mary out of it. Put them together, and you've got a mess.

    Mary, Bullocks character, needed to have someone else play the part. She didn't seem to be able to get the character right, she changed some through the movie, and she seemed almost to have a mental handicap through most of the movie. Cooper's character, Steve, became paranoid very quickly, and went from being one type of person to another, then back to the other guy, to some sort of gay hybrid of the two.

    All About Steve is ultimately just a big mess that would have been better served either with more rewrites, or a few less, depending on how it actually went in development. At either rate, there is some entertainment value if it's late, and being shown on TV or a movie channel. There were some funny parts.
  • tlbockoven
    December 23, 2009
    tlbockoven
    This movie was different than I expected and had a wonderful theme running through it: it's okay to be different.
  • bonnitab
    December 23, 2009
    bonnitab
    i think will be very interesting love story movie
  • AkatsukiJuS
    December 23, 2009
    AkatsukiJuS
    is not as good as i was expecting to be... but is still funny and i loove sandra bullock, the story it's great! but i think the scrpit could have been a little funnier..
  • dhamp2g
    December 23, 2009
    dhamp2g
    IF YOU LIKE INFECTION DISASTER MOVIES YOU WILL LIKE THIS. ITS LIKE 28 DAYS LATER AND OTHERS EXCEPT IT DOESNT HAVE MANY SPECIAL EFX BUT THE SITUATIONS AND DECISIONS ARE CRUCIAL IN THE MOVIE
  • parpar1
    December 23, 2009
    parpar1
    is her true love, an eccentric crossword puzzler (Bullock) trails him as he travels all over the country, hoping to convince him that they belong together.
  • naruuraqali
    December 23, 2009
    naruuraqali
    i want to se this movie how i could
  • richarddjokoto
    December 23, 2009
    richarddjokoto
    hello my people i love u
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