The movie nicely develops several sub stories to fill its duration wisely. A single story would have the movie's time-line stretched so far as two or three days back, which would make the movie feel stupid in comparison to its title. It's also good that the movie tries to use the classic approach on dealing with sub stories, which is connecting them all together into one certain event or place. Now this wouldn't be possible for all, but at least most of the stories ended very well this way. It's very nice to see so many familiar faces in this movie, both senior and junior in the industry. The main roles are executed nicely. Robert DeNiro and Halle Berry did well in their parts, so did Josh Duhamel, Michelle Pfeiffer, Zac Efron, Ashton Kutcher, Katherine Heigl and Abigail Breslin on their parts. The supporting roles get very interesting for having names like Ludicrous, Alyssa Milano and even Tig Scweiber.
Review of New Year's Eve
