By: Leticia Nava

Leticia Nava — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:59:49 +0000

I like the idea of a more mature, serious Ashton Kutcher, and even Michelle Pfeiffer was believable in her role as an grief/anger stricken widow. There were moments in which the movie lets you get at the very center of the characters’ conflicts but then you have that Hollywood-type ending that just does not make sense. If Kutcher had died at least that would have completed an otherwise really remarkable story.

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 00:05:07 +0000

I don’t know what source Castina used for this article but it is way off. The only thing correct is the death of the sister. Yes there are flashbacks but not so much while he is working. And Ashton Kutcher isn’t the wedding planner, he’s a chicken. Michelle Pfeiffer is the wedding planner. And the story isn’t just about him coping with the death of his sister, Michelle Pfeiffer is also dealing with the loss of her husband and the aftermath of raising a hearing impaired teenage son while dealing with the grief. A very tastefully done film about a very serious subject. If you just want mindless, action packed entertainment with loads of mind blowing special effects or nonsensical comedy this film is not for you. It is a heartwarming simple story about life that should make you think.

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By: Leticia Nava

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