So many problems with this movie. I wanted to like it--I love so many of the stars in it, and some of them have done such AMAZING work in the past--but, alas, this one fell flat on many, many levels.

Plot/screenplay: Just awful. Just unrealistic and awful. For instance, Jill Scott's character is supposed "best friends" with Paula Patton's. In what world does a best friend NOT know you're dating someone for a few months? (This from a scenario near the start of the movie.) Juicy ridiculousness like this peppered the movie. I don't have time to list it all.

Acting: Unfortunately, this movie was built around Montana (Paula Patton). And she wasn't able to deliver. I like Patton; she's beautiful and has had acceptable performances in a few other movies she's been in. Her voice is amazing (I think she has a solid future in voiceovers). However, in this movie, she always seems forced and unnatural in front of the camera. Like, really bad. Like she's trying to act, but not managing to pull it off. And maybe this was because the screenplay was just. so. awful. that it would've been impossible for ANYONE to act well in it. All the other characters had better lines and were more realistic with solid performances.

Really, the movie wasn't funny, either, and had about five minutes of heartwarming endearments (scene reliving high school).

Don't waste your time. I wish I could say different.

"Baggage Claim" is one of those typical romantic comedies that's predictable you have the girl meets a guy in an unexpected way and falls in love. And true it has plenty of one liners and funny lines to entertain a viewer and it's filled with sugar and spice love scenes to enjoy. As it was a nice eye candy treat seeing the sexy Paula Patton in scenes of sexy lingerie like colored bras. Anyway the story is typical Paula is Montana a flight attendant who's still single and she feels tough when her younger sister is getting married so she starts a plan it's 30 days to find a husband or bust! And this involves trips on airline flights as she sets up meeting after meeting with her past boyfriends to try and reconnect for love in the air! As Montana is tired of being the oldest that's not married! It takes a surprise love twist at the end anyway it's to predictable still watch it for the sexy eye candy scenes of Paula Patton.

that would be my advice for Montana in this movie. She doesn't need to conform to want her mother wants. If she is in her 30s and doesn't want to get married, she shouldn't feel like she has too.

Any ways, in the movie, Montana is a flight attendant and her younger sister is getting married. Her mother wants to see her oldest daughter with a man and she has 30 days to find one. So she enlists her fellow co-workers to check passenger names to meet up with her exs again, hoping to find one that is changed. So she meets a few and every time realizes why she broke up with them in the first place. She does meet one successful ex at his hotel. Only problem, he has been married a few times and isn't interested in getting married again. Mean while, William, her neighbor and childhood friend, just got cheated on, and from the beginning we see these 2 need to get together. So, it's easy to guess what happens at the end.

FINAL VERDICT: It was OK, would it be too much to say Juicy is the best part, check out the movie, just to see Juicy.