A Lot Like Love

This movie always looked interesting to me on previews so I eventualy threw it on my Netflix list. It stars Amanda Peet and Ashton Kutcher. I think Ashton did a great job in this movie because he seemed like an actor to me. I've been a big fan of That 70's Show, even though they seemed to have recently jumped the shark, and most things I've seen Ashton in just seem like an extension of Kelso, his role on the TV series. Some examples would be Dude, Where's My Car?, Just Married and My Boss's Daughter. I have yet to see The Butterfly Effect, but that's another one on my long, long Netflix list. I've heard that one's pretty good. Amanda Peet has also been in some great things and not so great things, but it's not like I try to avoid films she's in. There are definitely some cheesy moment and a lot of funny moments in this movie. Great for entertainment. The jist of the story is a on-again/off-again relationship between two people that randomly meet. It's one of those relationships where they'll get together in X years and that doesn't really happen. Then throughout their lives they keep running into eachother randomly and purposefully. It starts to get cheesy when they're both getting married to other people and end up calling off the weddings to be with each other. I wasn't a real big fan of the ending, yet not sorry I had seen the movie.