6/10
a sincere look in the feelings two lonely people develop about each other
2 March 1999
At last, an unconventional love story. a Hollywood drama with no false characters, a sincere look in the feelings two lonely people develop about each other. The cast is so uniquely selected. Holly Hunter is the nurse whose husband, a medical doctor dumps her for a younger woman. Danny DeVito is the simple janitor in her block of flats who opens himself up to her and makes her feel nice. The catalyst in their relationship is the music of Queen Latifah, an exhilarating Manhattan jazz singer.

This is the directorial debut of Richard LaGravenese, but apart from this scenario he has written also The Horse Whisperer (1998), Beloved (1998), The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996), The Bridges of Madison County (1995) and The Fisher King (1991), all magnificent stories which carry his trademark of touching his audience's inner chords. This film absolutely deserves 6 out of 10.
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