Ghosts Girlfriends Past Matthew McConaughey Review

Fun take on Dickens A Christmas Carol that doesn't take place at Christmas. Not necessarily suitable for all ages, but suitable for slightly open-minded adults.

OK. There is nothing amazing about this film. In the end, the boy and girl will live happily ever after. But to achieve that goal, this film takes viewers on an exciting journey of ghosts, high school, and brotherly affection. Unlike many romantic comedies, The Ghosts of Girlfriends Past is primarily based on a male lead. So this is a Matthew McConaughey film, and it's okay, okay, okay if you like him as an actor. You will see a lot of him in this film; He's in almost every scene. Jennifer…

What sexist nonsense! Women with no self-respect lash out at the wrinkled, fake-tanned, long-haired, objectifying jerk. But in Hollyweird it's fun! Mister! Okay, this film is a ghost of a past, present and future production. And a real challenge to see how far you can go in a movie before running to the toilet to throw the pieces! The toilet is where this movie should be. None of the actors can save this mess. However, everything ended well, albeit implausibly. I wasted my money but could learn

A friend recommended this film to me. I rented it in standard definition and 1.99 was too much! Talk about stereotypes. Boring. Basic plot. He insulted the user type and the woman. Deep down he has always loved her, but he has been hurt and fatherless in the past, and when he finally reunites with his childhood sweetheart and comes to her bedside, he cannot bear her love and runs away. She's always missed him, and years later when they meet again at his brother's wedding, she tells him about…