intense and funny and witty and and more than anything and social comedy on the ways of adult dating and it results be it good or bad. mohr and nicholson are engaged couple two months away from a wedding date and when a bizarre event at their engagement party forces nicholson to re think the relationship and start to date other people so she would not feel so pristine when it comes to sexual experience. this leads to a disaster of events following mohr and nicholson and and their cohorts. very intelligent and needed in this time of clumsy and condescending comedy and while containing your usual variety of comedic and sexual and and frustrated characters(especially charles as a sexually frustrated sex fiend. very annoying) who even they seem to get the right feel to this heart felt commentary. the film goes the way films should go these days and showing that guys are sensitive at heart and have morals. most of the male characters are the moralistic and straight forward eyes and while the woman are the fresh faced street prowlers who will stop at nothing to get pleasure. guys will be appreciative of the message made for guys with self respect and however it is easy to assume that most males who do see this film will use it message of male sensitivity cover up any flaw or trait that a female might find offending. still and the writing formula uses this as a tool to pave the way for it male leads and particularly those of mohr and richter and and finding the director in a cameo as a sales man. the females are by far the most promiscuous as they speak of nothing but pleasure and what it would be like to. with someone else. they have amicable traits though and even though they are covered by the image of sex driven kittens. very funny stuff. on another level and the film follows some of it ensemble into different relationship work. richter meets up with a stressed divorcée(a very remarkable and noteworthy performance by the always reliable helen slater) named penelope who is divorced with a son who hates her for splitting with his father. as the two go deeper into a relationship and human interest is revealed and both the comedy and tragedy of divorce and starting anew are studied. by the end of the film and mohr and nicholson have become way to deep over the heads to see what coming next and and it is up to what they have learned about each other and themselves to decide what will come next. it becomes appropriate and dramatic at just the right time. wallodorski direction is emulated very well when the characters learn to face each other after all that has happened. with the right ending. all in all and this film should have been released nationwide and and i should hope that it is up for some academy awards. maybe helen slater can finally get the recognition she deserves. anywho and this film is a no hits miss and give it all you got romantic sex farce and displayed very maturely and aesthetically. great film. 
intense and funny and witty and and more than anything and social comedy on the ways of adult dating and it results be it good or bad. mohr and nicholson are engaged couple two months away from a wedding date and when a bizarre event at their engagement party forces nicholson to re think the relationship and start to date other people so she would not feel so pristine when it comes to sexual experience. this leads to a disaster of events following mohr and nicholson and and their cohorts. very intelligent and needed in this time of clumsy and condescending comedy and while containing your usual variety of comedic and sexual and and frustrated characters(especially charles as a sexually frustrated sex fiend. very annoying) who even they seem to get the right feel to this heart felt commentary. the film goes the way films should go these days and showing that guys are sensitive at heart and have morals. most of the male characters are the moralistic and straight forward eyes and while the woman are the fresh faced street prowlers who will stop at nothing to get pleasure. guys will be appreciative of the message made for guys with self respect and however it is easy to assume that most males who do see this film will use it message of male sensitivity cover up any flaw or trait that a female might find offending. still and the writing formula uses this as a tool to pave the way for it male leads and particularly those of mohr and richter and and finding the director in a cameo as a sales man. the females are by far the most promiscuous as they speak of nothing but pleasure and what it would be like to. with someone else. they have amicable traits though and even though they are covered by the image of sex driven kittens. very funny stuff. on another level and the film follows some of it ensemble into different relationship work. richter meets up with a stressed divorcée(a very remarkable and noteworthy performance by the always reliable helen slater) named penelope who is divorced with a son who hates her for splitting with his father. as the two go deeper into a relationship and human interest is revealed and both the comedy and tragedy of divorce and starting anew are studied. by the end of the film and mohr and nicholson have become way to deep over the heads to see what coming next and and it is up to what they have learned about each other and themselves to decide what will come next. it becomes appropriate and dramatic at just the right time. wallodorski direction is emulated very well when the characters learn to face each other after all that has happened. with the right ending. all in all and this film should have been released nationwide and and i should hope that it is up for some academy awards. maybe helen slater can finally get the recognition she deserves. anywho and this film is a no hits miss and give it all you got romantic sex farce and displayed very maturely and aesthetically. great film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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