| Released | 2010 | Rating | PG in UK |
| Director | Mark Steven Johnson | Writer/s | David Diamond, David Weissman |
| Starring | Kristen Bell, Josh Duhamel, Angelica Huston, Danny DeVito | ||
| Source of story | An original screenplay | ||
| Elevator Pitch | A young woman who puts her career above any personal relationship goes to her sister’s wedding in Rome, and in a moment of inibriation fishes five coins out of a possible Trevi Fountain, which apparently results in the men who threw the coins in falling in love with her. She is pursued, but believes that a man to whom she is attracted is one of the five. What to do? | ||
| Content | Some parties, some pursuit by suitors which is mildly amusing, because the suitors are complete oddballs. Time spent in the Guggenheim, her place of work. A bit of romance. No-one gets their shirt off except one of the suitors. | ||
| A View | This is pretty lightweight stuff and at an hour and a half not too difficult to sit through. But probably not worth more than £1/1€/$1 to watch. Kristen Bell was later to marry Dax Shepard the guy who got his shirt off. | ||
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