Goodbye Lover
Last Regency Enterprises film distributed by Warner Bros. until The Fountain (2006).,Reflected in the windshield of Ben's car when he and Sandra are standing in the driveway of the homeowners who came home early.,Rollins: Why are you so cynical?
Sergeant Rita Pompano: Because someone killed Bambi's mother.,At the very end of the credits, there's a new brief scene showing Sandra walking down the aisle in the church with the collection plate in her hands a smile on her face.,Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Life/Hideous Kinky/EXistenZ/Goodbye Lover/Friends & Lovers (1999),Fill My Cup Lord
Written by Richard Blanchard,Shady married couple conspire to knock-off the husband's rich brother, but when the wife finds out her husband is in cahoots with the brother's spouse, she does some conspiring of her own. Over-plotted mystery-comedy-drama sat a long while on the shelf. Highly mediocre picture does have a great character for Patricia Arquette to play, but it still isn't funny enough nor convincing enough to make much of an impression. Though directed by the esteemed Roland Jaffe, this is just a cartoonish doodle that only served to give several under-used actors (Don Johnson, Ellen DeGeneres, Dermot Mulroney, Mary Louise Parker) a chance to be "colorful". End result is exhausting and tedious. ** from ****,