This is because movie studios are in a hurry to get movies in the can before the threatened Screen Actors Guild strike potentially cripples the industry. Most studios have adopted a defensive strategy of stockpiling a lot of movies in case the strike drags on for a long time. The end result, it seems, is that some movies that wouldn't strike you as potential blockbusters will get a big push from the studios. Sort of like replacement players during sports strikes. I've tried to concentrate mostly on these undervalued stocks in this column.
Tensions build as the man falls in love with another woman, who has also experienced a recent loss.
Jude Law and Jenna Elfman round out the cast. Silberling has had some success with these teary romances in the past. Dreamworks and Warner Brothers certainly didn't think so, having passed the project up and putting it into turnaround. But Disney seems to have some confidence in the movie. With the strike looming, I have to say that this movie looks severly underpriced.