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I saw Bride Wars last Friday with a group of girlfriends.  I have to say I didn’t really like it.  When I left the theater, I thought “It was okay.”  But the more I thought of it, the more I realized it wasn’t that great. It wasn’t a bad movie – it just wasn’t great. I thought the whole premise was pretty far-fetched, and very unrealistic.  Not that all romantic comedies are realistic, but Bride Wars just seemed pretty stupid to me.  I don’t think I connected with either Kate or Anne…and that’s something you need in a romantic comedy. Out of four stars, I would probably give it two.  (And the two stars I give it because it was pretty funny in some scenes)

Have you seen it?  What do you think?

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Look at all these beautiful women!  Diane Lane looks amazing!!

Pictured: Salma Hayek, Anne Hathaway, Heather Graham, Josh Brolin & Diane Lane, Amy Adams, Liev Schrieber & Naomi Watts.

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Ellen DeGeneres wants to find a date for newly single Anne Hathaway!

“I’m really good at setting people up,” DeGeneres tells the Bride Wars star in an episode of her talk show that airs Thursday. “If you need some one, I will find you a boyfriend.”

Hathaway isn’t picky.

“At this point I would just like him to be law abiding,” she jokes. Her last beau, Raffaello Folliero – whom she split from in June — is currently serving four years in prison for conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering.

“Dating [means] leaving yourself exposed,” adds Hathaway.

“You don’t even have to date, you can go straight to commitment,” offers DeGeneres, to which Hathaway replies: “Oh, OK perfect.”

Hathaway says her breakup taught her “to have a sense of humor about everything.

“I’m sobbing, and I look up and I start laughing and said, ‘This is going to make a great opening monologue on SNL.’ So then, two weeks later I got the call that I was going to be on the show. I was like, ‘You know what, I’m going to get through it. I’m going to laugh first and nobody is going to be able to laugh at me, and eventually it will just be something that happened to me’ and now it is. I’m so thrilled.”

She also calls 2008 a “really transformative experience in a lot of good ways.”

Says DeGeneres: “That’s what you should get from any experience — something you learn from it, grow and appreciate it and never regret it.”

“And, never do it again!” adds Hathaway.

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Pics: Anne at last night’s 20th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gal.

With her starring roles in Rachel Getting Married and the soon-to-be-released Bride Wars, it might appear that Anne Hathaway has wedding bells on the brain.

But in real life, the Golden Globe nominee rarely thinks about walking down the aisle.

“Weddings have never really been my thing,” Hathaway, 26, told PEOPLE at Monday night’s Manhattan premiere of Bride Wars.

Unlike the wedding-obsessed character she plays in her new comedy with Kate Hudson, Hathaway hasn’t been dreaming about her nuptials since childhood.

“I really have never thought about it. I just want a good husband,” she said on the Tiffany & Co. blue carpet, lined with pink rose petals.

After splitting last year from her longtime beau Raffaello Follieri – who pleaded guilty in September to more than a dozen counts of money laundering and fraud – Hathaway has since hinted at a new love interest.

Not that she revealed anything further at Monday’s premiere. “I don’t date that much,” Hathaway told PEOPLE.

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