New Years Eve

Clichés are just something that we expect at certain times in the year, Valentines Day being one, Christmas being another and New Years Eve being the final, so i expected nothing but eye rolls at the mush and palm to forehead slaps at the obvious, and I am glad to say that I wasn't wrong and my head was sore by the end of the movie.

An all star cast of the old and the new; Jon Bon Jovi, Sarah Jessica Parker, Ashton Kutcher, Abigail Breslin and Jake T. Austin to name a few, all leant a helping hand in helping to portray a range of perceptions of the meaning of New Years in one of the most celebrating cities, New York.

Claire Morgan (Hilary Swank) is in charge of making sure the Ball Drops as they enter the New Year but it's one problem after another and as she worries that she might loose her job and be one of the most hated people in the city if everything doesn't go to plan. As well as this she also has personal plans for the already hectic day, but one must be completed be fore the other and times running out.

Courier Paul (Zac Efron) despite his best friends bitter attitude towards the celebartary season is filled with optimsm and stumbles upon the opportunity to get free tickets to the exclusive Masquerade Ball ???? The catch? Helping Ingrid (Michelle Pfeiffer) complete a series of tasks before the day is through. The list seems impossible but Paul is filled with creativity and charm and knows the City like the back of his hand.

The list of stories for the night goes one and on and all in all I have seen better and I have seen worse, but I am a sucker for intertwining storylines and lives and was glad to see a few unsuspecting twists and almosts. Though I can only Imagine what they have in store for us next time round and I'm just keeping my fingers crossed it won't be an Easter or Summer Vacation special as there are only a few Clichés that we lay down for.