Love at first sight told in an interesting way.

Rating: 9/10 (14 March 2007)

The following may be much more than a simple spoiler.
This movie is a heart enlightening movie. It digs very deep into your heart, mind and soul as you live in the shoes, every now and then between the two pairs of lovebirds, and not forgetting the great writer, Arthur Abbott.
There are many examples of amazing portrayal of characters in the film: The sudden Amanda Woods's (Cameron Diaz) "life-narrating trailers" give you the progress of her life and that her life is changing dramatically, the two phone calls from Sophia and Olivia to Graham (Jude Law) and Amanda (C. Diaz) thinking that they were his girl friends, the phone call between Amanda (C. Diaz) and Iris (Kate Winslet), the upset face of Miles (J. Black) as Iris (K. Winslet) watched through the window of the DVD store the little yes! from Miles (Jack Black) at the Writer's Guild where Arthur Abbott (Eli Wallach) held his lovely charming speech.
And not forgetting that Jack Black once again displaying his musical talent in each movie that he is part of, and a dramatic ending that Amanda (C. Diaz) is finally able to shed tears again.
All of the actors and actresses brought their own hearts into the characters. I found all of the above stated scenes to be the most entertaining and made me feel both touched and joy. I was laughing extremely hard, especially to the "narrative trailers" of Amanda's life.
I truly recommend this movie to everyone of all ages, especially to those who love the cast, or to be truly entertained by a rather amazing well-told love story.