'No Strings Attached': Friends-with-benefits story becomes twisted, funny romance FILM REVIEW "No Strings Attached" Ivan Reitman - whose directing career ("Ghostbusters") can be so very very long within the enamel which he really possesses son, Jason, directing Oscar-worthy comedies - has their most readily useful outing in years with "No Strings Attached," an amusing flip for the "friends with advantages" sex-leads-to-love romantic comedy formula. It is a film taking advantage of another gleaming, sexy and emotionally available performance by Natalie Portman, some clever turns in situations and witty banter that's not timid about crossing over into "Hangover"-level raunchy. Elizabeth Meriwether's script has that "(500) times of summer time" gimmick, telling the storyline of the few in clumps over a 15-year duration. Super-smart Emma met hunky-needy Adam at summer time
