When Connor gets out of control he begins to see ghosts. Michael Douglas is the late Uncle Wayne who visits Connor to show him how he came to his path of womanizing and why he needs to change it. We are taken to the past and shown Connor’s first true love, one that happens to be Jenny. The two remained close until high school when Connor was hurt by Jenny. To avoid any future broken hearts he asked his Uncle to show him the ropes of becoming a lady’s man. Reliving his reputation, Connor becomes disgusted with himself. During the reliving of his past, present and future he feels more determined than ever to become a better man. By the time Connor realizes he has been wrong all these years and wants to let love in will it be too late for him and Jenny?

“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” turns out to be another standard romantic comedy lacking pizzazz. Jennifer Garner had a great performance and Matthew McConaughey proved he could be on screen with clothes on and still be charming. Ladies don’t expect any of McConahottie’s bare chest in this chick flick. Garner and McConaughey had great chemistry, but not even that could salvage this predictable tale. Kicking off the summer with this flick I was hoping for more sizzle, but wound up with a lot fizzle.

Review By:
Jolene Mendez "JoReviews.com"