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Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past
Upon going in order to attend the wedding of his younger brother, Connor Mead, a successful fashion photographer, who does not want his brother to marry, so he does his best, in order to convince him to run away before the wedding, where he gets attacked by the ghosts of his former girlfriends.
13 February 1974, Fall River, Massachusetts, USA
28 June 1976, Santa Clara County, California, USA
25 August 1951, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
July 23, 1979 in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, USA
19 May 1984, Queens, New York, USA
September 17, 2009
Ideally, you want to see the male and female leads end up together in a romantic comedy; if not, it all starts to become kind of creepy.May 01, 2009
Please, ladies, don't go see this movie. (Chances are most men would rather put out their eyes than go see a film with such a title.)May 01, 2009
I'm almost embarrassed to admit I found Ghosts of Girlfriends Past the season's first genuine guilty pleasure.September 18, 2009
Matthew McConaughey proves better than the material put before him in the intermittently intriguing Ghosts of Girlfriends PastDecember 07, 2009
As superficial and melodramatic as one might've expected...December 17, 2009
A parade of clumsy slapstick, unerring homophobia, and Big Fat Life Lessons.May 04, 2009
It's a tired premise with some even weaker gags.September 27, 2009
A deluge of dim jokes and rote romantic interludes between Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner that are intended to recall Charle's Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." God help us all.May 04, 2009
Just in case you can't get enough of the romantic comedy oeuvre of Matthew McConaughey, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past is here to remind you that, yes, some films of his are even worse than Failure to Launch, Surfer Dude, and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.May 01, 2009
Only two characters might qualify as sympathetic.May 04, 2009
This movie I think really did the impossible. It makes Failure To Launch look like The Thin Man.September 29, 2011
This flawed, fractured fairy tale fails to scare up many chuckles or much charm. As Ebenezer Scrooge himself might say, "Bah, humbug!"