Fired from her job, blond-haired Ally (Faris) comes across a Marie Claire article which stipulates that the average American woman has sex with 10.9 different men in her lifetime. Ally’s current standing is 20, which technically makes her a slut. Desperate to find Mr. Right without adding to that number, she seeks the help of hottie musician neighbor Colin (Chris Evans) to track down her past lovers with the hopes of getting married to one of them. Predictably, Ally and Colin fall for one another instead.
The film is ridden with clichés, its premise is utterly ridiculous and the first half of the film is a mess with minimal sparks between the two leads. Faris is woefully miscast (the girl is more klutz than slut, although she gets to make a fool of herself in one or two funny scenes), while the only reason Evans is cast in this one is his taut bod; director Mylod takes every opportunity to showcase it, including an unnecessary strip basketball match between the two leads—it doesn’t get more exploitative than this.
The love factor:
Although serial dater Colin has basically slept with the whole town, the guy still believes in old-fashioned love and finally gets together with Ally because he loves her quirkiness.