If you still remember 2010′s "Valentine's Day" and have interest in that kind of film, then you are lucky, this year its sequel "New Year's Eve" will have a date with you in New Year's Eve or earlier, just like its previous work, "New Year's Eve" still fills with a bunch of stars, Ashton Kutcher, Robert De Niro, Jessica Biel, Zac Efron, Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel etc. They will celebrates love, hope, forgiveness, second chances and fresh starts, in the intertwining stories told amidst the pulse and promise of New York City on the most dazzling night of the year.



After director Garry Marshall and writer Katherine Fugate's box-office success with Valentine's Day, a sequel of sorts was inevitable. Even the sequel has the same formula, packing as many celebrities as you can into multiple storylines and hope that all those pretty faces and gushy sentiments will distract you from realizing you're watching a same and no difference movie, but who can ignore a movie that has no many big shots aim to express love in New Year's Eve? So what you can do is not to judge, just to enjoy. By the way, if you want to enjoy this movie on your portable devices, the best video converter can do that for you.

As the new members in this movie, Jon Bon Jovi acted a rock star, it was a natural starring. At a party he met his ex-girlfriend (Halle Berry) who was dumped by him by accident. Seth Meyers played a failure father, in order to get $ 25,000 prize money, tried to convince his pregnant wife (Jessica Bell) to give birth to the first baby in New Year of whole United States, only to find that he faced the unexpected fierce competition from a number of families.

There's the mousy middle-aged woman (an unattractively photographed Michelle Pfeiffer) who impulsively quits her boring desk job. She's hellbent on fulfilling resolutions amassed over the years - like traveling around the world and seeing Bali - all in a day. She engages the services of a bike messenger (Zac Efron) who cuts corners but offers more excitement than she apparently has ever known. (He takes her to a spa named Bali and the world travel is done by hopping around a giant map in a museum.) Charmed yet?



Other vignettes are just as lame-brained. A slacker/New Year's Eve hater (Ashton Kutcher) and his perky neighbor (Glee's Lea Michele) get stuck in an elevator. Initially they can't stand each other, then after she sings a song in the confined space, sparks ignite.

Although the story line has not much freshness, watching this movie feels like attending a crowed Hollywood party filled with pretty people, so what will you lose? One hour and forty-five minutes? On the contrary, it's kind of entertainment to spend your spare time, just need a free mp4 converter, then you can enjoy it on your iPad anytime.