I didn't particularly like Jennifer Aniston in Friends, and I haven't really liked any of her solo films either so I was a bit reluctant to watch this one if I am brutally honesy. Combine that with the poor reviews I have seen across the internet about it, well it wasn't looking too positive. But my partner and I made the executive decision to give it a go, and Amazon responded by dropping the DVD through my postbox last weekend. We finally got round to watching it and luckily it wasn't as bad as I initially had thought! Rumour Has It has what could be an incredibly interesting plot line which could have gone any numbers of ways. Aniston plays Sarah Huttinger, ...  Read the complete review

In 1997, obituary writer, Sarah Huttinger's (Jennifer Aniston) life seems to be almost perfect from afar but if you get a bit closer you'll see that she's stuck in a bit of a rut and doesn't quite know how to get out of it. She doesn't seem to fit in with her family for various and somewhat trivial reasons, she has an adoring fiancé in the form of Jeff (Mark Ruffalo) but something just doesn't feel right for Sarah. While travelling to Pasadena for her younger sister Annie's (Mena Suvari) wedding Sarah gets very anxious as she always does when she visits her family, the same subjects come into play when Sarah coyly mentions that at one point she thought she was ...  Read the complete review

**This is a film only review** Unlike many people, I actually quite like Jennifer Aniston, and generally speaking if I see a rom-com she is involved in, it makes me more inclined to watch it. I recently added this film to my LoveFilm listing, along with many other romcoms, and am disappointed to say that at best, it's pretty average. Aniston plays the main character, Sarah Huttinger, who is suffering a bit of a pre-midlife crisis and feels like she doesn't belong anywhere. She has just become engaged to lawyer Jeff, and takes him home to Pasadena to meet her family at her sister's wedding. He notices she behaves differently in the presence of her ...  Read the complete review

***film only review*** Rumour has it was a bit of a bizarre film for me to watch as there were some things that happened in it that I thought there is no way that would really happen but then I suppose we do have Jeremy Kyle here and maybe things like that do happen! The film stars Jennifer Anniston as Sarah, a self-diagnosed mis-fit in her family who at one point thought she was adopted as she had nothing in common with the rest of the family. (she didn'tlike tennis like the rest of them!) She is about to be married to her fiancé Jeff (gorgeous Mark Ruffalo) and they are all back in Pasadena for her younger sisters wedding. When her grandmother ...  Read the complete review

When returning home for her sister's wedding day something just doesn't feel right for Sarah. She has just got engaged and should be extremely happy to be introducing her fiancé to her family. Instead she tells him this isn't the right time to announce it and gets an idea into her head that her dad isn't her real dad. It's then that she discovers that her mum had an affair and worse still that her mum and grandmother were the inspiration for the film and book The Graduate. Now convinced that the man her mum had an affair with is her father she sets off to find him but will this finally bring her the happiness she seeks or make her even more confused. Of course ...  Read the complete review