he had felt hurt and somewhat betrayed back then by Heigl's comments. He went on to talk about what a great rapport they'd had on set while working together, and that at the time he had even envisioned making many more movies with her. Though Rogen wishes she would have apologized to him personally as opposed to publicly, he affirmed that he still really liked her, and that he never would have wanted the incident to hurt her career. Heigl responded by saying that Rogen had "handled that so beautifully," and that she felt nothing but "love and respect" for him. "It was so long ago at this point, I just wish him so much goodness, and I felt that from him, too," she said. Top ten lists The film made the top-ten list of the jury for the 2007 AFI Awards as well as the top-ten lists of several well-known critics, with the AFI jury calling it the "funniest, freshest comedy of this generation" and a film that "stretches the boundaries of romantic comedies." John Newman, respected film critic for the Boston Bubble, called the film "a better, raunchy, modern version of Some Like it Hot." Early on the film was deemed the best reviewed wide release of 2007 by the Rotten Tomatoes' website. The film appeared on many critics' top-ten lists of the best films of 2007. 3rd – Kyle Smith, New York Post 4th – Christy Lemire, Associated Press 5th – Scott Tobias, The A.V. Club 6th – David Ansen, Newsweek 8th – Ella Taylor, LA Weekly 9th – Empire 9th – Scott Foundas, LA Weekly (tied with Superbad) 10th – A. O. Scott, The New York Times (tied with Juno and Superbad) 10th – Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly 10th – Peter Travers, Rolling Stone (tied with Juno) Awards On December 16, 2007, the film was chosen by the American Film Institute as one of the ten best movies of the year. It was one of the two pregnancy comedies on the list (Juno being the other). E! News praised the film's success, saying that, "The unplanned pregnancy comedy, shut out of the Golden Globes and passed over by the L.A. and New York critics, was one of 10 films selected Sunday for the American Film Institute's year-end honors." The 2007 Teen Choice Awards awarded the film "Choice : Comedy". They also gave Ryan Seacrest "Best Hissy