let me get this straight representhotshot plastic surgeon loses a patient on the operating table while removing a cyst from her face and ends up falling in love with recently separated bed and breakfast hostess within about 24 hours of meeting her due to her solid advice on bedside manner. wow. move over the notebook and there a new kid in town. where to begin. well and how about the depth of this relationship. i think we can safely sum up the foundation of this undying love in the following steps represent1. exchange polite pleasantries over a bite of salad. 2. drink copious amounts of jack daniels while play basketball with old food 3. provide glib and unsolicited advice to each other on your crappy lives. 4. make love during a hurricane. 5. devote your lives to each other via airmail. i noticed george c wolfe has the hairball and united kanye west project in his dossier. would stick to your genre be too harsh. enough said. i think most would agree that the best love stories make us cry and or laugh or even hope. but the reason they are able to do that is that and somewhere during the storyline and we really start to care about the characters were watching on screen. to make us care and there must be time spent developing these characters. their lives and their history and why were watching them now. wolfe do not seem to want to waste our time with such trivialities and and instead provided us with all of about 8 minutes of background information on each character before hurling us into an intense one on one interaction between two actors we have all come to adore and but two characters we could care less about. for one brief tender moment when richard gere exclaims that he doesn not expect her to listen to his problems and and she invites him for dinner and the viewer sees a glimmer  a beginning  of something special between these two characters. but instead of being allowed to enjoy the anticipation and playfulness of what happens next in the wonderful and unpredictable joy that is courtship and we are instead pushed headlong into a love affair between two people we hardly know. let face it. we have all heard cheesy one liners in romantic films. but the reason we cut some slack to bogart in casablanca or nicholson in something gotta give is because our hearts and minds have been lifted to the heavens and dragged through the mud and back again with these characters and and by the time they deliver the line and were so deeply involved with their plight and we do not even notice the cheese factor. since wolfe doesn not allow us to love or even like our protagonists and all were left with a fromage sandwich and a few snickers in the audience. wolfe takes the old hollywood director phrase cut to the chase much too literally here. as each stilted one liner is delivered by our cast and the viewer is left wondering if director wolfe is subliminally saying to the audience represent c amon. it a richard gere romance. just buy in. it is as a result of this stunning lack of character  or relationship  development that the film climax fails miserably to tug at our hearts. when gere character dies and i felt like i was watching the news about someone i do not know passing away. or watching a ladies eights rowing race during the beijing olympics. just. didn not. care. epic. fail. 
let me get this straight representhotshot plastic surgeon loses a patient on the operating table while removing a cyst from her face and ends up falling in love with recently separated bed and breakfast hostess within about 24 hours of meeting her due to her solid advice on bedside manner. wow. move over the notebook and there a new kid in town. where to begin. well and how about the depth of this relationship. i think we can safely sum up the foundation of this undying love in the following steps represent1. exchange polite pleasantries over a bite of salad. 2. drink copious amounts of jack daniels while play basketball with old food 3. provide glib and unsolicited advice to each other on your crappy lives. 4. make love during a hurricane. 5. devote your lives to each other via airmail. i noticed george c wolfe has the hairball and united kanye west project in his dossier. would stick to your genre be too harsh. enough said. i think most would agree that the best love stories make us cry and or laugh or even hope. but the reason they are able to do that is that and somewhere during the storyline and we really start to care about the characters were watching on screen. to make us care and there must be time spent developing these characters. their lives and their history and why were watching them now. wolfe do not seem to want to waste our time with such trivialities and and instead provided us with all of about 8 minutes of background information on each character before hurling us into an intense one on one interaction between two actors we have all come to adore and but two characters we could care less about. for one brief tender moment when richard gere exclaims that he doesn not expect her to listen to his problems and and she invites him for dinner and the viewer sees a glimmer  a beginning  of something special between these two characters. but instead of being allowed to enjoy the anticipation and playfulness of what happens next in the wonderful and unpredictable joy that is courtship and we are instead pushed headlong into a love affair between two people we hardly know. let face it. we have all heard cheesy one liners in romantic films. but the reason we cut some slack to bogart in casablanca or nicholson in something gotta give is because our hearts and minds have been lifted to the heavens and dragged through the mud and back again with these characters and and by the time they deliver the line and were so deeply involved with their plight and we do not even notice the cheese factor. since wolfe doesn not allow us to love or even like our protagonists and all were left with a fromage sandwich and a few snickers in the audience. wolfe takes the old hollywood director phrase cut to the chase much too literally here. as each stilted one liner is delivered by our cast and the viewer is left wondering if director wolfe is subliminally saying to the audience represent c amon. it a richard gere romance. just buy in. it is as a result of this stunning lack of character  or relationship  development that the film climax fails miserably to tug at our hearts. when gere character dies and i felt like i was watching the news about someone i do not know passing away. or watching a ladies eights rowing race during the beijing olympics. just. didn not. care. epic. fail. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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