This picture tries to harken back to the screwball comedy format of the 30's and 40's. It was funny, romantic, and visually beautiful. A very nice date movie for grownups. Brosnan plays a slightly sloppy version of the Remington Steele of his youth. Moore trys to play a woman whose job has spoiled her faith in men and marriage. She is too sweet in her role. However, they do click onscreen and he is so very,very handsome. In the mold of so many recent romantic comedies like Intolerable Cruelty,and Somethings Gotta Give, the writing and jokes start off fast and funny but bog down in the plot twists and slightly slow pacing. I hope hollywood's writers can someday come to terms with the idea that the movie can keep up speed and pacing even with the love scenes heating up and the sparks changing from anger to affection. It should as funny and fast for the middle and end as it was at the beginning.