Looking mildly forward to Divorce, Actually...

Rating: 7/10 (1 December 2003)

As others have mentioned the film is bookended by scenes of
people in airports greeting each other (airports are a great place
for voyeurism). Cursory views, nothing more...and that's what this
film has to say about love.
But then, the word "love" is something that is so diluted through
overuse, that's something most of us learned in high school
actually. We then spend the rest of our life trying to learn what it
means for us individually...
Ack, I (like too many folks on this) am reading waaaay more into
this frolic than should be. This is like a sitcom season squeezed
into a movie (which is a lot better than an SNL skit stretched onto
the silver screen when you think about it).
I like ensemble casts typically, at the very least you've got a buffet
to choose from... It was fine here, not masterful, but fine.
I feel funny rating this...as compared to say "Y Tu Mama Tambien."
This film delivers pretty much what I expected, which was
significantly less than what I expected from that other touted film.
And yet I think more people should see "Y Tu Mama..." So for what
it's worth...and with a bit or byte of random number generation
6/10