what you would think of a guy like him. From the smoking, drinking, and driving to the directions on how to cook microwavable food.Ginnifer Goodwin was so funny. She played Rosalee's best friend and she also loves Tad Hamilton. She would act really weird in front of him, and some things she said, you couldn't help but laugh at.This would probably be a movie you take your best friend or sister to, but not a boyfriend unless he likes Kate Bosworth . I will see it when it officially releases, and I will definetly buy the DVD when it comes out.

which is a feat in today's society . Topher Grace and Kate Bosworth are adorable as typical Midwesterners even if, as a Midwesterner myself I can attest to the fact that they are still a little too Hollywood to fully pass as West Virginian Piggly Wiggly workers . Basically, go to see Win a Date with Tad Hamilton if you want to you want a small morsel to make you temporarily blissful and please, please do not hold it to standards that it is not trying to meet. This movie should be accepted for what it is, not an Oscar contender but instead a little guilty pleasure that will eventually sit on my DVD shelf and serve as to cheer me up and make me laugh. Give it a chance, you might like it too!

really dislike and making the plot much more interesting. Overall, I was laughing out loud through a good deal of this movie when I had expected it to be a little lame - a really nice surprise!

8

They made me want to move to Frazier's Bottom sp? VA, or any small town because all the characters were so likable. My two favorites were a bumbling cop who was called to check out a car which was in a park after hours. He gushed like a 12 year-old when he found out the driver was Tad. I also liked the bartender who had feelings for Pete Grace but realized Pete liked Rosalee and encouraged him to chase after her. There's a really funny scene where in a speech that a love not pursued is doomed, she uses all of these melodramatic euphemisms very worthy of a bad country song. Dead, done, finished, crushed, LOST FOREVER IN THE SEA OF...... So, yes, it's a romantic comedy and, of course, the leads "get each other" in the end. Yes, true love wins out. It's not the first time a film was based on this general premise, and it won't be the last, as long as Meg Ryan needs the money. However, the appeal lies in the quirks inserted along the way. Rent it, buy it, or tape it, it's a very enjoyable lazy Sunday afternoon movie even though I saw it on a very lazy THURSDAY afternoon .

Interestingly the movie provides a decent vehicle thanks to a competent script around a safe storyline, smart direction of a cast who seem to have a genuinely good time making the movie. Fun and surprising aspects of the movie include the familiar faces you will see in cameo/small roles and the outstanding soundtrack with a choice selection of music tracks from a variety of lesser-known artists.And for those who have the opportunity to watch this movie on DVD you have the opportunity for a much more tickling experience with the deleted scenes that have sadly been removed the scenes with Paris Hilton would have added so much more spice and a gag reel that shows humour behind the humour.If you are looking to see something that does not leave you wanting to slash your wrists Mystic River , challenge your intellect Mulholland Drive , have you struggling with subtitles Y Tu Mama Tambien , suspending disbelief Die Hard , suffering a chick-flick Troy - oh yeah - it was a chick flick or oggle-fest Charlie's Angels then this movie will satisfy.