Night We Never Met, The
| Year: | 1993 |
| Director: | Warren Leight |
| Writer: | Warren Leight |
| Cast: | Matthew Broderick, Annabella Sciorra, Jeanne Tripplehorn |
I have something of a crush on Annabella Sciorra and always have, which is partly the reason I wanted to see this romantic comedy of errors.
Three people share a flat in New York, inhabiting it at different times of the week because it's all they can afford; a married and mostly unsatisfied woman (Sciorra), a mild mannered department store cheese counter clerk (Broderick) and a playboy womaniser.
The comedy comes from the confusion which arises as the trio leave each other messages, messes, meals and promises, and love blossoms in all the seemingly wrong directions.
A harmless and very vanilla flavoured rom com with little new to offer, except Jeanne Tripplehorn in a larger than life role as a French bimbo and Broderick's ex.
Three people share a flat in New York, inhabiting it at different times of the week because it's all they can afford; a married and mostly unsatisfied woman (Sciorra), a mild mannered department store cheese counter clerk (Broderick) and a playboy womaniser.
The comedy comes from the confusion which arises as the trio leave each other messages, messes, meals and promises, and love blossoms in all the seemingly wrong directions.
A harmless and very vanilla flavoured rom com with little new to offer, except Jeanne Tripplehorn in a larger than life role as a French bimbo and Broderick's ex.