Jennifer Love Hewitt,
Dougray Scott,
Jimi Mistry,
Branka Katic,
Karl Howman
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A simple Valentine's Day card leads a couple to ponder the strength of their love in this romantic comedy starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Dougray Scott, and Jim Mistry. When Alice (Hewitt) receives a V... read more
DVD Release Date: October 25, 2005
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July 19, 2010well first of all im not really covinced with jennifer love hewitts english accent but its an okay movie nothin special its not that funny.
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August 20, 2007This is one of the best Jennifer Love Hewitt film I ever like in her offbeat and bittersweet romantic comedy hilariously exposes the truth about love. Hewitt's series of erotic messages, phone sex encounters, clandestine meetings and more make me feel so hot.
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November 13, 2011I found this movie to be very entertaining. This is a romantic comedy where a wife wants to find out if her husband is having an affair, so she sends a fake valentine card to her husband pretending to be another woman. She wants to test him and see how far he is willing to go wit... read more
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October 28, 2008Here's an interesting movie. Good story plot. Great cast. A little on the humorous side, that's good. Hewitt's voice-over was definitely a mindset, glad she didn't try to enact it herself. Definitely worthy!
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January 27, 2012I found this movie very interesting, the characters had unusual dynamics and the plot was rather good.
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May 24, 2010Jennifer Love Hewitt is quite good, but the rest of the cast lacks the necessary chemistry to make this film work. The premise is a good one, but somehow director John Hay doesn't pull it all together, it goes off on too many tangents and losing focus. Overall, it's not bad, just... read more
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May 23, 2007oh my god! this is THE BEST movie ever! I would totally do something like this too. wow, she is gorgeous and it shows just how men really are.
Critic Reviews
February 19, 2007
Cosmo Landesman, Sunday Times (UK)
February 16, 2007
David Gritten, Daily Telegraph
An awkward, last-minute romantic dash to Bristol's Temple Meads station in the style of Richard Curtis only serves to underline the air of creative bankruptcy. Full Review
February 16, 2007
Anthony Quinn, Independent
John Hay's film has been on the shelf since 2004, and whoever decided to take it from there has some explaining to do. Full Review
February 16, 2007
Peter Bradshaw, Guardian [UK]
The Worst Film of 2007 awards race has now been called off. Full Review
February 16, 2007
Anton Bitel, Film4
The truth is, no matter how pretty this picture may be to look at, nothing can conceal its singular lack of humour or heart. Full Review
February 16, 2007
Paul Arendt, BBC
It is a poor movie indeed that makes you reconsider the talent of Richard Curtis. Full Review
February 14, 2007
Anna Smith, Time Out
while Dougray Scott is a viable romantic alternative, he's absent from too much of the film, leaving Alice to discover 'The Truth About Love' long after we all stopped caring. Full Review
February 14, 2007
James White, Total Film
Borrowed liberally from stock British elements (Dougray Scott's character is restoring a boat! There's a chase to stop a lover leaving!), there's nothing new to enjoy here. Full Review
February 14, 2007
Anna Smith, Empire Magazine
A decent idea and cast are neglected in this ungainly Britcom with less of the com. A British actress might have been a better bet for this one. Full Review
July 11, 2006
David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
...a predictable, thoroughly cliched romantic comedy... Full Review
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