Plot: A man having trouble with women suddenly finds himself surrounded by them in this independent comedy drama. Carter Webb (Adam Brody) is a successful writer who has fallen into an emotional tailspin after his girlfriend, well-known actress Sophia ... Read More
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After breaking up with his actress girlfriend, Carter (Adam Brody) goes to live with his grandmother in Detroit. He becomes friends with his new neighbors and through the course of changing their lives, changes his own.
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I watched this movie the other night and absolutely loved it. Meg Ryan was perfect as the mother across the way who befriends Carter and teaches him there is more to life than the emptyness that he h... ad brought with him from LA. Olympia Dukakis was delightful as the grandmother. But the real dream of this movie was Adam Brody. He was perfectly cast and he was amazing in this movie. I never watched the OC very much but have always liked Adam. He was endearing as Carter. He took you along with him as you watched him come into his own through all of these women and their problems. Through their issues, he learned so much about life. Beautiful story. I loved it. Full Review
This movie sucked it was boring and me and my friends wasted $34.50 on it! I DON'T recommend it!
I liked it, but it was boring until it got half way through.I do recomend it to anyone who likes heartwarming chickflicks.I give it 3 stars out of 5.
I was astounted by the majority of reviews by people who loved this movie. Personally, thought it was slow, often boring, and rather shallow. Felt that the director flirted with some important subje... cts but did not explore them in depth. Must have missed the "tremendous acting." Did find the main character, Carter, somewhat appealing. Olympia Dukakis' role was the best, poignantly sad. Full Review

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