He's just not that into you

For one of our Saturday night dinner/movie soirées, Powell brought over He's Just Not That Into You.

The movie wasn't particularly compelling - or enlightening. There's a strong performance by Jennifer Connolly and I'd watch Bradley Cooper peel potatoes, so it was somewhat entertaining on occasion.

The thing is, I'm not entirely convinced by the whole theory backing this film.

Alex, played by The Mac Guy, introduces the audience to the "he's just not that into you" concept. Although I am mostly in agreement with what he says, at the end of the movie he only figures out that he's into Gigi after she's walked away from him.

I want to amend the concept to: "He's just not that into you, unless you're not that into him, and then maybe he might change his mind".

Is that not snappy enough though? Too long for a book title?