5 to 7
my desire to see <PERSON> do a before sunrise finally outweighed my fear of this movie being as bad as the writer/director's other movie, Destination Wedding, which is one of my least favorite movies of all time. just the worst writing you've ever heard, delivered by beloved actors rendered powerless to overcome it. nails on a chalkboard. terrible flick
but anyway. 144
this was not so terrible! pleasant, formulaic, the kind of movie you'd watch on a plane and forget you watched it by the time you hit the baggage claim. the dialogue is mostly bad and there's a bunch of needless plot and it's nakedly wish fulfillment for the wistful-aspiring-writer-who-just-needs-a-break-and-also-a-girl-to-fix-him set but that also means you get to spend a lot of time watching the lead actor act so it's impossible to say if it's good or not. a little maddening to watch <PERSON> cook even in lighter roles like this. he was so good dude 132