This movie pulled out every cliche you've ever seen. The "run after the departing girl at the last minute" cliche was done not once but three times. The film used old pop music top-forty hits to establish moods in a very heavy-handed, distracting, and unimaginative way. And, in addition to being insultingly anti-American, the movie was so male-oriented, it was almost misogynistic. Most of the female leads played paid servile employees of their male lovers. The women in this film NEVER say "NO" to male attentions even if the woman just married someone else. And female employees flirt with their bosses by turning their office chair towards him and spreading their legs as widely as possible. This movie has all the subtlety of a pile driver but is far less interesting to watch.