This was an extremely touching film, and one that had both myself and the missus weeping at the end. Definitely not for everybody; nothing blows up, nobody turns into robot cars, and there were no car chases. The acting was top-notch, and I was pleasantly surprised at the tasteful full-frontal nudity throughout the film. Very old-school, it was!! Two thumbs up.

This is definitely about love and relationships, but not your typical chick flick movie. Not light and fluffy or boring but very deeply intense and the acting was wonderful. A strong message about letting go of what doesn't work and accepting that love is love sometimes beyond our control. It covers the magic of attraction and that "love is everything" ! There is also the subject of death of a dearly loved one. A tear jerker for the feminine - I'm afraid. If you want to come home appreciating and honoring what you HAVE and embracing the one you love - this is the movie. MT

I rated this movie so-so based on the vastly misleading preview depicting it as a feel-good comedy type of film. The acting and the story are very well done but it's got ALOT of nudity/sex scenes and it's a roller-coaster ride of emotions with humor being more of a backseat to the drama. It's worth renting and even seeing in the theater if you know what you're in for. Definitely not one for the kids, or even younger teens.

The movie was okay for the most part. It proves that there are some guys out there that look for love rather than love finding them. It wasn't until his 3rd try that love found him. Some guys are so in love with the idea of being love that they are just clueless!! I know one in real life and he's a dumb as a box of rocks. Morgan Freeman's character is the wisest one of the bunch. At least he had a clue. In the end, it was okay but best if you wait for HBO or DVD. A matinee might be okay but let this movie be the last on your list to want to see. You'll understand why later. CFG

If you are looking for the typical "Chick Flick" this is not it. At the start of the movie on up to about half-way through it you're wondering "does this movie have a point?", there's a lot of sex and nudity... but by the end it is very clear what the point is. I think, based upon most of the reviews I have read here, that most people missed that point though and concentrated on the sex instead (yes, there was enough of that to be a diversion). But it showed just how indomitable the human spirit is. I actually cried - last movie to do that to me was "A Walk To Remember". Won't go into detail though, incase you want to see it. The only negative I would give it is that it seemed to rely upon the sex to show relationships developing and could have achieved this by other means. Good acting all around.