Clean and clear - that is what I would say if someone asked me to describe this movie in two words.
'Two Weeks Notice' has no special jumps in the plot and the culmination is not very thrilling, but somehow this movie gets your attention. Where is the secret of the film? First of all, great cast. I cannot help, but notice that Hugh Grant looks even more gorgeous than ever. Sandra Bullock is cute as always. Their comedy skills are undeniable; actually, everyone played their roles perfectly. Second, one of the things which make this movie so attractive is simple and every-day jokes. If you see the movie, you will never forget Bullock's hair sticked into Grant's pants zipper. Third, a banal idea which is presented as very contemporary. Two people who are very different still can be together. Or contrasts attract each other. Well-known phrases, aren't they? But this movie talks about nowadays, about a rich man and an average-class young woman. Hugh Grant's character is so cute that his business which destroys environment seems to be "just his job". Like I said, the characters are very well-done and realistic.
After all, the ending cannot be more wonderful. I think it's the only romantic comedy which ending is not a rain-kiss scene or something like that. It is a very laughable final, I can say. And I loved that.
8,5/10 it means 9/10 :)
'Two Weeks Notice' has no special jumps in the plot and the culmination is not very thrilling, but somehow this movie gets your attention. Where is the secret of the film? First of all, great cast. I cannot help, but notice that Hugh Grant looks even more gorgeous than ever. Sandra Bullock is cute as always. Their comedy skills are undeniable; actually, everyone played their roles perfectly. Second, one of the things which make this movie so attractive is simple and every-day jokes. If you see the movie, you will never forget Bullock's hair sticked into Grant's pants zipper. Third, a banal idea which is presented as very contemporary. Two people who are very different still can be together. Or contrasts attract each other. Well-known phrases, aren't they? But this movie talks about nowadays, about a rich man and an average-class young woman. Hugh Grant's character is so cute that his business which destroys environment seems to be "just his job". Like I said, the characters are very well-done and realistic.
After all, the ending cannot be more wonderful. I think it's the only romantic comedy which ending is not a rain-kiss scene or something like that. It is a very laughable final, I can say. And I loved that.
8,5/10 it means 9/10 :)