There's many fine obscentities to describe how lame this movie was. (spoilers)

Rating: 3/10 (20 July 2005)

This movie, save one too many sexual innuendos, could just as well have been made in the bland 1950s era. Hollywood has churned out yet another boilerplate romance comedy with the leads playing their usual charming, but secretly altruistic (at least a secret to each other) characters who make a wager with friends that they, the self-appointed Casanovas, will be able to lure the other into a false relationship and get what they want out of it. And oh! What a coincidence, they actually wind up finding out that they're perfect together and fall in love, immediately torn apart when each discovers the other's initially fraudulent motives, before dismissing that for the sake of their love for each other. **Yawn!**
Unfortunate for the viewers, not only does Hollywood (who keeps scratching their heads at plummeting box office figures) never get tired of making these movies (which do date back to the cinematic age of our grandparents who might've only enjoyed it then for the sake of the novelty of seeing movies), they also never add much of anything new. If you're in the mood for your standard romantic comedy gender war, then this one will probably suit you. If you've seen one, however, you've probably seen them all (at least within the mainstream).