Sopyisticated Humor

Rating: 8/10 (29 August 2006)

lot's of humor and funny dialogs which are deep and not at all silly or stupid. You want to remember them and use them. I immediately understood that it was British made. The acting was great, only nothing can help Julia Roberts, she simply cannot act but the filmmakers did their best to make her look OK and they should be given credit for that.
Probably they had two cameras shooting both people at the same time and the conversation did not look false (cut and paste). This was everywhere, I did not feel that each character was shot separately without anyone to speak to.
The ending is borrowed from other movies, like Roman Holidays. But it is OK, because it is not always easy to make a good ending.
I would like to see it again.