Perhaps we should always whisper this, however we secretly favor this Roberts-Richard Gere film to their much-more beloved collaboration—which we can be attending to in a minute—for a number of causes: 1. The lovable small city setting and facet characters, together with scene-stealer extraordinaire Joan Cusack! 2. Seeing all the enjoyable weddings Maggie (Roberts) sprinted away from! 3. The scrumptious banter between Roberts and Gere! Aren’t. We. Proper?
Alas, we will begrudgingly acknowledge that there’s a sure spark lacking, one thing Gere admitted to feeling whereas making the 1999 movie.
“Whatever that magic was in the first movie, you can’t make that happen,” he instructed Leisure Weekly. “While there’s some wonderful stuff in the movie, it certainly didn’t have the magic of the first one. The expectation that it was going to have that same kind of delicious magic was irresponsible. It was a different movie, it was a different time.”
