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For my written review of "New Year's Eve," Here's more info on "New Year's Eve" from Yahoo: Genres: Romance and Comedy

The two-time Oscar winner can now add working with Garry Marshall in her resume. This was my second time interviewing the super-sweet star, the first one was for 2009’s "Amelia." In "New Year’s Eve," Swank stars as Claire Morgan, the big cheese of the ball! She is behind the world-famous New Year’s Eve Ball Drop to make sure everything is running logistically.

Garry Marshall is always fun to talk to! I sat down with the director last year for "Valentine’s Day" and in 2005 for "Chicken Little." This time, he returns with another star-studded extravaganza with "New Year’s Eve." I love Halle Berry in the film, and did you know that the actress almost didn’t make the film?

I interviewed Jake T. Austin before for "Hotel for Dogs," he was a little boy then, so I was very surprised to see him all grown up! He’s taller than me! I had a blast talking to he and Emma Roberts for "Hotel for Dogs"

Hector Elizondo is director Garry Marshall’s lucky charm. He has made 17 movies with Marshall. I interviewed the actor last year for "Valentine’s Day," and this year, once again, I was regaled by Elizondo.

Who are these beautiful, sharply dressed, slightly orange people gliding so effortlessly through a glittery, postcard-worthy version of New York in New Year’s Eve? They’re stars, of course, a galaxy of stars of varying luminescence.

If you think "New Year’s Eve" is very similar to 2010’s "Valentine’s Day," you are absolutely correct! Director Garry Marshall returns with a movie about intersecting lives amidst the backdrop of the New Year’s Eve ball drop in New York City.