Ho. Ho. Ho.

Boasters "have much to say about this movie" which "fortunately" "explains" "all the" comments about this "touching", "very fine", "love story"; oddly, it also makes viewers want "a couple" of scoops of "ice cream" (which is nothing if not at least "indescribably goofy").

[whoooooa!] I don't have much to say about this movie except that I generally cry just about all the way through it. A true love story.

Carla

[whooooa] A love story set in San Francisco with Keanu and Charlize; fortunately this time it is so much better than their previous movie together. Keanu plays the role of a work-obsessed ad executive to a "t", and Charlize, well, she does what she does. The story hits home when she explains that she must leave Keanu because his memory of her as perfect is her immortality. It is a touching story.

Jeff

[whoooooa!] Ice cream in San Francisco in November? More or less my only problem with this movie. Granted, it is basically a Lifetime TV movie, but I like those (and it is a darn good one). Indescribably goofy at times, but I usually don't notice, because I'm crying for the last 45 minutes of it. Never the biggest Charlize Theron fan, this movie manages to make me forget that for a couple of hours. Featuring a very fine Keanu performance (how many times have I written a variation of that?).

Matt