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03/02/2014 The best part of the movie was watching the little dog run around the airplane and watching the polar bear swim at the end! See more 01/21/2014 One line summary: Another failed, low-budget, cliche-ridden, feel-bad, romantic comedy. ------------------------------------------------------------- Most of the activity of the film is on a red eye flight direct from Los Angeles to New York City on Valentine's Day. Tully, the pilot, has anger management issues. Many of the passengers have problems finding successful romantic relationships. Jenny and Chip have a dinner before she flies back to New York. He gives her some expensive earrings, though her ears are not pierced. She tells him that she has decided to move to Los Angeles to be with him. Unfortunately, he has a second string girl friend and does not want Jenny to move. They break up. No surprises there. Tom, a theoretical physics professor, gets hooked into accepting a ride to LAX with his ex, who breaks up with him again, for not kissing her on the lips. Tom and Jenny bump into each other at on of the gift shops. TMJ (a rapper) is going to NYC without his entourage. While he is walking to his gate, rap music plays, in which the singer shows his sense of entitlement--to murder whomever he wishes. This was a good place to stop watching the film. Hate speak usually does not bode well for a film. Amir and Mohammed are both 'randomly' chosen for a more thorough inspection before boarding. On the plane, the flight attendants Sandy and Lisa immediately classify Jenny as a high maintenance bitch. Great: more hate speech. Amir and Mohammed are immediately pigeon-holed as terrorists. TMJ immediately shies away from Tom because he's white, while Tom is not positively impressed with TMJ's "I'm the most garish pimp here" clothing. The male flight attendant has trouble getting TMJ to get off his cell phone during take-off. After learning that TMJ was on board, Sandy and Lisa sing part of one of his songs which was beyond gross. Tom tries to enable a seat switch between Jenny (in coach) and TMJ, so that TMJ can appear non-elitist to his girl friend. TMJ objects to sitting next to the terrorists, but Tom talks him into it. Tom and Jenny try to get to know each other at some length. Tully and his wife have an off and on telephone fight during most of the flight. In between those heated exchanges, Tully and his co-pilot discuss the merits of Christianity. Tully is an atheist, while Derek is an evangelical. Amir turns out to be allergic to TMJ's dog. Mohammed tries to talk TMJ into putting the dog back in its carrier. The dog makes a break for it. Will any of these earnest attempts at relationships work out? ------Scores------- Cinematography: 7/10 Competent but nothing special. Sound: 7/10 No particular problems on sound qualities. The choice of the incidental music could have been better. Acting: 3/10 Rachel Blanchard, Christina Chang, Claudia Christian, Josh Braaten, and Gbenga Akinnagbe were considerably more irritating than interesting. Anthony LePaglia and James D'Arcy were better than competent, but could not make up for the others. Screenplay: 3/10 The singing did not help, nor did the touchy-feely conversations, nor did the ugly yapping dog loose on a plane. I am not looking forward to other efforts by Valerie Breiman. Belly laughs? Zero. Smiles? Zero. Anything in between? No. The endless weepy confessions by men were neither illustrative nor interesting. See more 10/25/2013 I loved the cast and the story was very sweet. See more 07/18/2013 In all honestly I liked it but im a sucker for romcoms See more 02/03/2013 A lackluster romantic comedy that takes place all on a plane. The really cool parts in the movie were not really the leading actors but the supporting cast u had maz jobrani an Persian standup comedian and Anthony LaPaglia playing a drunk pilot. The main story will not keep your attention but the sub stories are more intriguing than the main story. Watch this if u really have nothing better to do. See more 01/26/2013 Je suppose qu'il faut etre dans le mood pour apprecier, et on etait dans le mood. Tres bon moment, et de nombreux rires. See more Read all reviews

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