When It Comes Around

An office feud becomes romance. An urban, less funny, sexier Bridget Jones. Except "Bridget Jones" is sharp here.

Why won't people understand that some stuff, especially straight to DVD and TV movie type of films like this, are purely made for the public's light hearted entertainment and for a nice bit of money and career building/maintaining for cast and crew? I don't take this film seriously enough to be that bothered by its imperfections. This film was easy to watch, mature, classy, stylish, great setting and beautiful shots of waterfront LA at night, fine enough cast, wholesome but sexy, funny enough, and had a cohesive plot albeit not Oscar winning. What's the issue? I'm glad I found it.