he SERIOUSLY needs to ask his agent to stop giving him gay roles in what was supposed to be a romantic comedy. I just don't have the same respect for Rupert as an actor, though he did pull something out towards the end of the film. Madonna? I've seen her do some incre dible performances. The only good actor in the whole film was the child, even though the director should have also tried a few more takes on some scenes that this adorable kid kinda' looked like he got bored in. I don't know if the director didn't know how to lead them or whatever the excuse, but Kindergarten recital plays have better thespian performances in them than this waste of theater space. The acting was so atrocious, that the only way anybody on the screen should even CONSIDER seeing an Oscar is if somebody else is using it as a club, hammering it on their heads to stop the sounds of bad line-deliveries. I have never seen a film so poorly produced in my life as well as a story that really let me down, towards the end, with the most miserable ending I've EVER seen. Everett sparkles and Madonna oozes her usual cool in this drama/comedy from the director of MIDNIGHT COWBOY. Tensions mount, and when Abbie and Ben announce plans to be wed, the family explodes over a heart-wrenching custody battle for Sam. Romance flowers between Abbie and Ben, and as they grow closer Robert feels his role as father threatened. Abbie, on the other hand, uses her yoga skills to remain celibate but finally relents when she meets Ben (Bratt), a handsome and charming investment banker. Robert continues to date but keeps parenting as his first priority. Robert, committed to being a good father, moves in with her, and together they create an unconventional but loving home for their precocious son, Sam (Stumpf). Abbie becomes pregnant and believing, that this may be her one shot at motherhood, decides to have the child. They commiserate over a parade of margaritas and martinis, which results in an unexpected tryst. When Abbie's latest relationship crumbles, she turns to Robert (who happens to be gay) for comfort and advice. Robert (Everett), her best friend and confidant, runs a successful landscaping business but is having equally dismal luck finding his Mr. But in life she can't seem to find anyone to tie the knot with her. At her job, driving instructor Abbie (Madonna) has no problems getting her students to bend over backwards and tie themselves into knots for her.
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