this movie really shows that the "players" and or "cheaters" will get what is coming for them. roseanne, from the tv show ROSEANNE, plays the wife of a cheater, who strays on her (**SPOILER**) while at a party and lands the perfect account,(he's an accountant)mary fisher, who is the best romance novelist in the biz. i found it rude and intolerable when (**SPOILER**) ruth's husband doesnt even drop her off at the door, but at the beginning of the complex of where the two of them live, and he takes the novelist home and seduces her... if that were my husband, i wouldnt have ever ever ever tolerated that kind of behavior. but it's the movie so i shouldnt complain. the movie kinda twists and turns on roseanne's character, since she goes over the edge and deliberately trys to make his life a living nightmare. the typical crazy moled woman does outrageous things, but i wont name them, so you should watch it and figure it out on your own. oh and by the way, speaking of that mole, how did they get that on there, and did that have a significant meaning to the movie? what i mean by that is that since she was able to come out on the top, the mole was able to be removed, but when the mole was there, it was a symbol of grief and misery, and was there until she did what she felt was necessary revenge. i dont know, that's how i saw the mole being represented. and what was the mole? it looked so discolored and out of proportion, that is was kinda hard to believe that was a mole. but moving on from the whole mole significance, the movie had some bizarre moments that i felt didnt mix with the movie at all, and that gave me the impression that she was doing all these evil doings just to get him to come home, but in reality she wanted him gone.. i dont know, too odd for me i guess. but the comedy element is still there, and that was all that mattered to me. (B- C+)