Simple but effective

Rating: 9/10 (25 January 2003)

They say that the simplest premises are always the best, and this movie seems to be living proof of that. Breaking with what seems to be the tradition here, I'm not going to use excessively long words that no-ones heard of before, but suffice to say that this is probably the most that Bill Murray has ever been. Its rare that an actor is so suited to a role as in this film. As to the plot, its subtle yet effective, and very cleverly done for such a basic idea.
Even Andie McDowell is worth watching (and if you've seen Four Weddings & A Funeral, you'll know how impressive that is).