Playing the girl with multiple personalities is Lacey Chabert.  She’s the only reason why you should even consider watching this movie.  She did a good job in keeping me awake throughout the movie.  Once her character is not on the scene, I found myself yawning.

I would like to commend The Lost for its unpredictable ending.  It turns out that Lacey Chabert was not suffering from multiple personalities but she was possessed by the spirits of girls killed by the same killer.  I suspected that the killer was the professor or his son but it turns out that the killer was Kevin himself.

The Lost made me lost precious time that I could have used to play NBA 2K10.  The story was interesting but the way it was interpreted was too boring for my liking.  Lacey Chabert deserves better movies than this.

Connor is visited by three ghosts during the night that showed him the errors of his ways and made him realize what true love is all about.  Ghosts of Girlfriends Past used Dickens as a vehicle for the plot and it served its purpose.

Jennifer Garner might be the female lead of Ghosts of Girlfriends Past but Lacey Chabert as the bride-to-be got my attention.  Party of Five’s baby is now a lady.  She is just a support here but she’ll be a star in the future.

Connor Mead (Matthew McConaughey): Someone once told me that the power in all relationships lies with whoever cares less, and he was right.  But power isn’t happiness, and I think that maybe happiness comes from caring more about people rather than less.

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past is about committing to a relationship and what it takes to care for other people.  I’m impressed with the cast’s acting especially Michael Douglas as Uncle Wayne.  The story might be predictable but it is still entertaining.  I would recommend it to everyone with some time to kill.