| Along Came Polly
				(2004), 
				Director: John Hamburg, Rated PG-13 for language, sexual 
		situations 
						For the most cautious man on Earth, life is about to get 
						interesting. 
				
				  Starring: 
				Ben Stiller, Jennifer Aniston, Debra Messing, Philip Seymour 
				Hoffman, Alec Baldwin, Hank Azaria, Missi Pyle, Bryan Brown, Jsu 
				Garcia, Michele Lee 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★☆☆☆☆ 
				- above average 
				"Since we have been 
				together I have felt more uncomfortable, out of place, 
				embarrassed, and just physically sick then I have in my entire 
				life." - 
				Reuben Feffer 
				Why watch this? It's 
				a great romance about a risk-averse young man who encounters a 
				sexy free-spirit. 
				Plot Summary: 
				Reuben, an insurance risk analyst who lives a very careful and 
				risk-averse life, is left reeling when his new bride leaves him 
				for a scuba instructor on their honeymoon. Returning home alone, 
				he unexpectedly encounters Polly, a free-spirited childhood 
				friend who embodies everything he is not: spontaneous and 
				adventurous. As their relationship develops, Polly introduces 
				Reuben to a world of spontaneity and challenges his carefully 
				constructed approach to life. Dad's Preview: 
				It was wise to cast the spunky Jennifer Aniston up against 
				the reserved Ben Stiller. She wonderfully portrays a an 
				adventurous gal. Ben has made a career of portraying neurotic, 
				shy, guys who lack confidence. The film's 
				strength, besides her adorable blind ferret, is their interplay. She 
				tries to get him to loosen up, but he resists with every fiber 
				in his being. All this stress causes his irritable bowel syndrome 
				(IBS) 
				to flair up. Yikes! Can this unlikely pairing work things out 
				and fall in love? Only the ferret knows.  
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						Films; Universal Pictures
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