All About Steve

Mary Horowitz, a crossword puzzle constructor, falls head over heels for Steve Mueller, a CNN cameraman. When Steve gets a job assignment, Mary impulsively decides to follow him across the country, creating a series of increasingly awkward and disruptive encounters. Her desperate attempts to win his affection lead to chaos and misunderstanding, much to the amusement and chagrin of those around her.

All About Steve was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics, who largely panned its humor, plot, and Bullock's performance. Audiences also expressed considerable dissatisfaction, leading to it becoming a significant box office disappointment and a frequent target of ridicule.

• Sandra Bullock's character is perceived as annoying and unsympathetic, making it difficult for viewers to connect with her plight.
• The film's humor is frequently described as forced, unfunny, and relying on slapstick and cringe-worthy situations.
• Critics widely considered the plot to be nonsensical and the romantic pursuit unbelievable.

Google audience: Audience reviews often cite the movie's painful lack of humor and a protagonist who is difficult to root for. Many viewers found the premise unbelievable and the execution tiresome, leading to disappointment.

Sandra Bullock won the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress for her role in this film.

Sandra Bullock famously accepted her Razzie Award in person, apologizing to the audience for the film and even doing a burlesque dance.