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Perpetually sleeping around in search of the perfect guy, Jamie Harris (Marguerite Moreau) begins to have second thoughts after a failed relationship with poet John Kalicharan (Naveen Andrews). Resolving to take a temporary vow of celibacy, Jamie's goal is shaken by her friend Mick McCabe (Brian F. O'Byrne), whose sincere devotion to her starts to dissolve her mistrust of men. Their budding relationship is disturbed when John returns, pledging his love for Jamie.
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Rating: R (Strong Sexual Content|Language|Brief Drug Use)
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Genre: Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Jane Weinstock
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Producer: Gloria Norris
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Production Co: Over Easy Productions
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Sound Mix: Surround
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It was funny and sweet. Quite a bit of sex scenes, but that's to be expected with the plot.
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A sweet and tender love story. A young woman who has had a string of disasterous relationships decides to take stock of her life. Taking a 90-day vow of celibacy allows her to step back and determine what is truly important. There are plenty of bumps along the road, but Laura (Moreau) finds the inner strength to survive and in the end finds that the happiness she had been seeking was there in front of her. Maybe a little sappy at the end, but I don't mind. Ms. Moreau lights up the screen and one only hopes that we will get to see her again.
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Really great movie about loving too many too fast..and quite funny as well.
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I enjoyed many parts of this film (3.5=between good and really good), but on the whole it never made it to 4 stars (4=really good). Marguerite Moreau gave a great, human performance as the lead (might I also add that she is stunningly beautiful without reaching for that "star in a can" quality). The film struggled through trying to be so "real" that it overshot the mark and became somewhat of a parody of itself. Where it sought to portray what one girl goes through in the realm of rejection and relations it overstates the point by making the watcher believe that all men are jerks. It then goes even further to show that, in general, all people are jerks...(hmmm...maybe a little more on the mark than I thought.) Playing too much on overdone or incorrect stereotypes also weighs this movie down a bit [The yoga instructor/acupuncturist next door smokes pot (inaccurate/hackneyed movie stereotype), the gay characters waffle in their sexuality (see previous example)] In addition, outcomes are generally easy to spot. Also, Naveen Andrews playing the initial love interest (John) was almost painful to watch as his performance was SO lackluster. All of this being said...it did come across as very human and totally approachable which I believe was what this movie was going for. Furthering this struggle towards being "real," the movie goes with a very sparse soundtrack. That is hard to pull off. A good watch. Rent it when you can.
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