"On The Line" turns out to be another neer-do-well romantic comedy, such as Sarah Michelle Gellar's nauseating performance in "Simply Irresistable" and the basic brainless fluff that "Serendipity" basically was.I'll give the movie credit for some things. One, Joey Fatone and Lance Bass (from the Grammy-nominted 'N Sync band) can act reasonably well. Second is the fluffernutter happy ending that usualy accompanies such films as these. But the plot suffers from major cliches and is just a basic recycling of the long line of romantic comedies before it.An Chicago ad salesman (Bass) is shy around girls and don't know how to meet them, along with his brainless friend (Fatone). Then, he meets Miss Right, and the usual chaos happens."On The Line" isn't that bad because Bass and Fatone can act well, for the major part of the film. But, it's predictable, brainless, and just plain corny. If "On The Line" had an original plot, it would have fared better.But it didn't. Too bad.