Directed by:
Walt BeckerCinematography:
Nancy SchreiberComposer:
Andrew GrossCast:
Jerry O'Connell, Bridgette Wilson, Ryan Reynolds, Bill Bellamy, Alyssa Milano, Jon Tenney, Annabeth Gish, Ron Livingston, Erinn Bartlett, Scarlett Chorvat (more)Plots(1)
David (O'Connell) is informed by his girlfriend of five years Sarah (Wilson) that she is leaving for New York for two months in order for him to decide whether he is ready to marry her. Seeking advice from his wacky, womanizing best friends (Reynolds and Bellamy), David begins to navigate the treacherous Los Angeles singles scene until fate intervenes and he falls for a mystery woman! Sarah meanwhile gets an offer from her handsome boss (You Can Count on Me's Jon Tenney) that she may not be able to refuse. David's search for what he thinks might be his true love triggers memories of a girl from his past that figures into the lives of all the characters, with some wildly unexpected results! (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (1)
The original Superseducers, despite having nothing to do with this endeavor, had a few successful jokes that gradually disappeared into awkwardness and disgust. This "non-continuation" should not be lost in that. It's not disgusting, it's not funny, it's nothing at all. It pretends to search for answers to life's questions, but in reality, it just throws them out there and instead of something more meaningful, it lets an unsympathetic supporting character aimlessly wander through the world of the opposite sexual orientation. The salvation comes in the final twenty minutes, during which clichés are occasionally denied and fortunately, something actually happens.
()