The film begins with the supposed hero gunning down his prey, then works backward. Like Leonard, viewers may be uncontrollably driven to examine the clues over and over. At Siegen Village 10. A sordid, creepy sequel to Morgan Freeman's sordid, creepy 1997 thriller, Kiss the Girls . But that's not saying much.
Freeman deserves better, and so do viewers.
To some extent, that's the effect director Ted Demme wants, but the movie goes too far. Based on Helen Fielding's incredibly popular book, this is a constantly amusing chronicle of the romantic misadventures of a brainy young publicist. At its best, the film is sharply amusing, full of attractive characters and clever lines. It's tantalizing, delectable and randy, a movie of melting eroticism and toothsome humor. At Siegen Village 10.