**May contain some minor spoilers**
Two Weeks notice is just an average romantic comedy with the funny Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant. Other than that there's really nothing much of story here to tell. Put it simply, Sandra (Lucy) is working with her boss (Hugh) and is fed up with him being so helpless and need her advise even for the most trivial matter.(which tie to put on, etc..) In the end she decided to give the boss a two weeks notice to leave the company and pursue another career. The problem is, after she has just did that, she found out that thing might not be the same as what she thought it would be, she's likely to be attracted to her boss in a certain way, and making it worst, the boss feels the same way towards her...
Sandra is quite likeable in the film, and she can handle a comedy well like the one in "Miss Congeniality". Her character can drive you with a smile or two. This film is most likely to be appeal to love-smitten couples and young adults, but not teens or pre-teens.
Hugh Grant plays the role that he quite good at it; charming bachelor with lots of beautiful women. Nothing much came out from his character for this one.
Actually I have watched the trailer and quite like the film as I thought it was quite funny, but was disappointed that some of the scenes in the trailer were cut out during the actual release. There's one particular scene, like Sandra was jogging with her friend, and her friend told her that she's in love with the boss, Sandra disagreed, saying "I 'm not", and her friend said, "Yes you are...", and this was kept going on until her friend stopped for a while. After a few seconds later, Sandra said sourly, "Oh Come on..say it again....". Even the audiences laughed at this particular scene of the trailer.
Anyway, if it is still available near your area, go with your love ones during this Valentine and watch this film. Or you might want to check it out at your local video store. You might love it, who knows?
I give it a 6 out of 10.
Two Weeks notice is just an average romantic comedy with the funny Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant. Other than that there's really nothing much of story here to tell. Put it simply, Sandra (Lucy) is working with her boss (Hugh) and is fed up with him being so helpless and need her advise even for the most trivial matter.(which tie to put on, etc..) In the end she decided to give the boss a two weeks notice to leave the company and pursue another career. The problem is, after she has just did that, she found out that thing might not be the same as what she thought it would be, she's likely to be attracted to her boss in a certain way, and making it worst, the boss feels the same way towards her...
Sandra is quite likeable in the film, and she can handle a comedy well like the one in "Miss Congeniality". Her character can drive you with a smile or two. This film is most likely to be appeal to love-smitten couples and young adults, but not teens or pre-teens.
Hugh Grant plays the role that he quite good at it; charming bachelor with lots of beautiful women. Nothing much came out from his character for this one.
Actually I have watched the trailer and quite like the film as I thought it was quite funny, but was disappointed that some of the scenes in the trailer were cut out during the actual release. There's one particular scene, like Sandra was jogging with her friend, and her friend told her that she's in love with the boss, Sandra disagreed, saying "I 'm not", and her friend said, "Yes you are...", and this was kept going on until her friend stopped for a while. After a few seconds later, Sandra said sourly, "Oh Come on..say it again....". Even the audiences laughed at this particular scene of the trailer.
Anyway, if it is still available near your area, go with your love ones during this Valentine and watch this film. Or you might want to check it out at your local video store. You might love it, who knows?
I give it a 6 out of 10.
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