That’s what I was thinking the whole time I was watching the movie. Why?

Well, after using a bi-sexual guy (Channing Tatum) to play the lead role in G.I Joe as a military commander, it really lost a lot of credibility in my eyes.  People think just because they have a good looking face they can still act. Another problem was trying to make the movie so pact with story, plot, action, special effects, staying true to the G.I Joe series: A Real American Hero (1983), yet trying to make it somewhat realistic  really didn’t work all that well for them.  Here are  my professional (as I like to think it) critiques on each points of the movie as follows.

Lots of people are whining over how avatar didn’t win as many Academy Awards as it should’ve.  I can see that.  I acknowledge that.  But where the heck was Star Trek?

The movie When In Rome is about Beth (Kristen Bell), a girl, that is unlucky in love. At her sister’s wedding in Italy, Beth decides to change that. After the wedding, Beth visits the legendary fountain of love, and decides to take some love with her. She steals several coins from the fountain, only later learning that by doing so the owners of the coins would magically fall in love with her.

Back in the States, Beth is heavily pursued by the owners of the coins, all of whom Beth rejects, except for one, Nick (Josh Duhamel). But does Nick really love Beth or is it all an illusion of the coin?