Bruce McCulloch, as writer and director, blew me away. I have always been a big fan of Bruce, but this really surprised me. Mark McKinney, having before worked with Bruce McCulloch, is fluid in the movie, though odd at times. I don't much care for the normal romantic comedies that you see, such as "You've Got Mail" to name one. Those all follow the exact same story line and get repetitive very quickly. However, this movie turns the term "romantic comedy" upside down. With it's heart-warming moments, and also its moments of humor (most easily understood by a Kids in the Hall fan), this movie really tops the charts.
