by:US Magazine

Jennifer Aniston has one gripe about her upcoming Ben Affleck romantic comedy.

"I wish it was She’s Just Not That Into You!" she says in this weekend’s New York Times Magazine. "Unfortunately, it’s He’s Just Not That Into You. The other would be more empowering." (She made similar comments in her controversial Vogue interview.)

Aniston — who also stars in the comedy Marley & Me (out Dec. 25) with Owen Wilson — admits she’s surprised she’s even in movies at all.

After the hugely successful Friends ended in 2004, she admits, "I thought I’d never get movies."

Look back at the many roles Jennifer Aniston has played over the years.

Landing her role on the NBC sitcom (she played the spoiled Rachel Green) was "the first time I felt like part of the cool kids," she says. (She had suffered a string on small screen duds - including a role as the bratty sister on the TV version of Ferris Buellers Day Off, which lasted almost a season.)