One day, she then reads an article from a magazine with a title "What's your Number?". The article explains that a woman who have more than 20 sexual partner ends up growing up old. Threatened that this might happen to her, Ally started to make a list and track down the number of guys she made sex with.
As she checks on this list, it says that she already made 19 sex with different guys which means she only got one more sex then she'll hit the end of the thread.
Unfortunately, while she was on her sister's bachelorette party, she sleeps with her ex-boss and it gives her a 20 sexual partners.
Determined to resolved this problems, Ally decided to revisit her past lovers and hopes that one of them is already living a good and successful life. And to carry out her task she enlists her womanizing next door neighbor (Chris Evans) to help her track these men down and, blah, blah, blah… you should be able to figure out where things go from here.
Yes, What's Your Number? is highly predictable and the ending inevitable. And once again inevitability proves to be its downfall, just as is the case with so many films before it. Filmmakers need to learn that once your audience is 100% sure what's going to happen in the end you need to get to that end unless you have something of the utmost importance to tell us. Chris Evans does his thing, as the male whore across the hall, but he's always been charismatic so that's no surprise.
