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When you are lonely middle age men who work in the roadside motel owned by a parent in Arizona, the scenery guests like Jennifer Aniston is clear trigger all the crazy action. To get Sue Claussen (Aniston), Mike Flux (Steve Zahn) are willing to fly to stalk girls adored his hometown in Maryland. It all started with Mike in the hotel business and flirting Sue permission to touch her buttocks, followed by the next fad Sue went further up to a one night stand took place. But Mike seems really fell in love with Sue was willing to go all the way to get the idol liver. Parachute plunge into a swimming pool with girlfriend Sue, Jango (Woody Harrelson) or so Buddhist monks carried out Mike for romantic concepts in mind.

         The first half hour feels good and sympathetic to the audience who are satisfied with the standard comedic comfort zone. Fortunately, Mike was able to maintain good looks these sympathetic feelings even after the ridiculous scenes that cliche. Likability is rarely obtained from the typical contemporary romantic comedy with charm duo are the stars that eye catching until not ultimately grounded again. Although not very funny, plus points from the release of this film lies in the prolonged two-year-starring Zahn, who was honest, innocent, and not contrived. Besides, who managed to turn the character Woody the king yogurt Jango is nosy and naughty.
         There was a time in life we meet someone with a short, had a moment of brevity memorable in it. Sometimes appears too big romantic notion that is usually triggered by a romantic comedy impressions to overcome distance, situation, and condition. With that basis, this movie was sweet and touching. Finally, this indie comedy romantic film which was able to win the hearts reprensentatif spectators also with all its simplicity.

Cast : Steve Zahn, Jennifer Aniston, Woody Harrelson, Fred Ward
Director : Stephen Belber
Running Time: 93 minutes