Addicted to Love | Meg Ryan, Matthew Broderick

Addicted to Love | Meg Ryan, Matthew Broderick | Old Science Better Than Widescreen LCD

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Addicted to Love

	Addicted to Love Meg Ryan, Matthew Broderick Warner Home Video, 1998 average customer review:based on 48 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Laugh A Minute

For all those Matthew Broderick lovers out there, this is the film for you. I am not a big Matthew Broderick fan myself but i do like Meg Ryan. However, together, in this film, they are a match made in heaven. Both are extremely funny. Even the character who is supposed to be hated while watching the film is also very funny. This isn't a very deep film if that is what you are looking for, tissues will only be needed to wipe away tears of laughter.

Old Science Better Than Widescreen LCD

This movie had the magical Camera obscura (sp?) that made me want to share it with my wife, had to buy it. She liked it, although terrible things happened to the guy who hooked up with his childhood sweetheart. Revenge isn't always sweet, but was funny if you have no empathy for the guy.

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Good Cast-Mediocre Movie

Addicted to Love was a bit of a disappointment, considering the makeup of the cast: Matthew Broderick and Meg Ryan among others.
The movie brings to the screen the story of a young man who travels to New York City in an effort to change his girlfriend's mind after her terminating their relationship. Once there, he discovers that she is already living with someone and consequently sets up an elaborate surveillance system. Things get even more complicated when he finds out that he is not the only heartbroken "ex" who will go to great lengths to get his former lover back...
In short, the acting is surprisingly average (!), the setting is pretty good, while the dialogues and the plot are below average.
Though the potential for a great movie was definitely there it fails to take off. A shame really...

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