Don't ask me why I keep getting "romantic comedies" when I go to the library. I couldn't tell you for sure. Maybe it's b/c I used to like them, and I keep hoping I still like them... ? Maybe? At any rate, I didn't find this movie either romantic or funny. The funniest part involved a bird toward the end. And the romantic, if you can call it that, didn't happen until the end too. The most notable and interesting part of of the movie involved Aaron Eckhart's character, Burke, helping others to overcome their grief but not confronting his own. I think my problem w/ this movie was that I felt like the love/romantic part was forced. That and Judy Greer had like 5 minutes of screen time. It's too bad Netflix doesn't have a an "it was OK" rating - 2 stars is "didn't like it" and 3 is "liked it." Maybe I'll rate it at Amazon. They do have a 3 star "it's was OK" rating.
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