This film is a waste of time, even for romantics. The actors looked embarrassed to be mouthing off such ridiculous lines. The characters' actions made no sense; they seem to act totally on whim and not conscience at all. After having an extra-marital affair with an attractive Roman Catholic priest we are expected to believe that all of a sudden Eleanor falls in love with her wimpy husband again? Come on! William Hurt's Arthur was such a stiff, he reminded me of a cardboard box. And the priest's decision at the end was hypocritical and totally unbelievable. The last line of the movie had me laughing hysterically, it was so preposterous. Only good thing about the film was the music, but even that got on your nerves at times. Skip it.
Review of The Proposition
