In this romantic comedy, Andy Garcia plays a ticket scalper who conducts his business the old-fashioned way, in person. He'll do anything to make a sale, and his slick, salesman ways are exactly how real scalpers act. If you were around in the pre-Internet age and bought sold-out tickets, or if you've ever been to New York City, you know how those guys work.
His girlfriend, Andie MacDowell, doesn't like that he's irresponsible and untrustworthy, able to sweet-talk his way out of any situation, and she leaves him. Andy doesn't take her decision lying down, and he treats her the way he treats an unsellable ticket: he tries everything he can think of to get her back. Since she knows he'll promise anything and never deliver, why should she believe him? Regardless of whether or not she should, she just might. You'll have to watch the movie, to find out. Check out the preview, and if it looks cute, you'll probably like it. Plus, how cute is it when the two leads in a movie have the same first name?
His girlfriend, Andie MacDowell, doesn't like that he's irresponsible and untrustworthy, able to sweet-talk his way out of any situation, and she leaves him. Andy doesn't take her decision lying down, and he treats her the way he treats an unsellable ticket: he tries everything he can think of to get her back. Since she knows he'll promise anything and never deliver, why should she believe him? Regardless of whether or not she should, she just might. You'll have to watch the movie, to find out. Check out the preview, and if it looks cute, you'll probably like it. Plus, how cute is it when the two leads in a movie have the same first name?