I found the ambiguous ending unsatisfying. Of the two relationships, I found the first, " single" version so much more real that Rachel Griffiths acting could not overcome the dangling elements in the script. some really funny or cute moments, and nice performance by the actress playing the daughter ( a three dimensional character, not a cardboard cutout teen), but too much unexplained, and unsatisfying resolution. If the message is that all choices are equal, whats the point of choosing well? Kind of negates the timelessness of " It's a wonderful Life." Maybe the message is find happiness within your choices, but that wasn't clear enough.
worth watching once, just for Rachel, and the few good lines, but no where as good as Sliding Doors.
worth watching once, just for Rachel, and the few good lines, but no where as good as Sliding Doors.