Who's in it?
Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Biel

What's the plot?

‘New Year's Eve’ weaves together a series of stories that all take place on the most celebratory night of the year - in the most exciting city in the world.

The follow-up to director Garry Marshall’s ‘Valentine’s Day’, ‘New Year’s Eve’ features a star-studded cast including Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, playing a disparate cast of characters whose paths cross on the last evening of the year.
 
Each searching for something different, they ring out the old and welcome in everything from love to fresh starts.

BBFC Consumer Advice
Contains infrequent strong language.
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Never in all of my life have I had to sit through a film as putrid, awful, depressing and just generally pathetic as New Year's Eve.

It takes the term "predictable" to an entirely level and uses every tired old stereotype possible to produce a hideous, disfigured mess of unnecessary sub-plots driven by hateful characters and a ridiculously consumerist setting.

A cast full of top actors are criminally wasted and all of the "people" who liked this film are personally responsible for any future ensemble rom(non)coms that are released in future.

This film was okay but I thought it was An American version of the film 'Love Actually'. The film lacked any substance and it was a very poor storyline.

I am glad I seen this film on a Sunday Afternoon and that was the type of film it was.

Even though it had excellent actors it still lacked a real good story and it was poor in places.

If I could rate less then one star I would, for a film so full of names the acting was poor and story line hardly there at all.