Aaron Eckhardt and Helena Bonham-Carter provide the right chemistry as people who meet at the wedding of his sister and begin a night of passion.
True is that they had met years before. As the evening goes on, we find out about their previous relationship and marriages.
The problem here is that the film is way too talkative. The conversations are endless and drawn out. The hotel room scene seems like it shall never end.
Filming the scene is double-scene sequence is a good idea and would have worked even better if the surroundings had changed more.
Even when the two part at the end of the film, we don't know for sure if the relationship has ended for good. This could certainly be a "Same Time Next Year" event and the sequel would probably be even better than this.
True is that they had met years before. As the evening goes on, we find out about their previous relationship and marriages.
The problem here is that the film is way too talkative. The conversations are endless and drawn out. The hotel room scene seems like it shall never end.
Filming the scene is double-scene sequence is a good idea and would have worked even better if the surroundings had changed more.
Even when the two part at the end of the film, we don't know for sure if the relationship has ended for good. This could certainly be a "Same Time Next Year" event and the sequel would probably be even better than this.