One Small Hitch (2013)

Publicity poster for the film, One Small Hitch.

From Imdb Director: John Burgess Writer: Dode B. Levenson

What can I say?  I like this movie.  If I didn't like it, then why would I watch it two whole times? 
It had some hitches(not just one---hahaha---oh, only one was small), yes, and maybe I would've want some of the situations to be different, but those wrong decisions kind of made this movie exciting.
I love the chemistry between SHANE MCRAE AND AUBREY DOLLAR.   There were many, many stories with the kind of relationship they have, and even in real life, I know a lot of people's relationships transcend to a higher level, and have loved each other even beyond death.
Their kind of love is beautiful.  It may have started as a sham,  but I like how their love grew, and how the sham became real.
There are many stories too that have started from a small stitch to knots, to weaves, to cardigans, to woven blankets, to tangled webs, to untangled webs, et cetera, et cetera. I like how Mr. Levenson thinks, and how he made an old premise seem like something new, by adding a lot of situations that could be funny, but also deep at the same time.
I also like the style of directing of Mr. Burgess. 
Kudos to the cast and crew, but I also want to add extra props to Ms. Claire Simon and Ms. Monika Mikkelsen for choosing the right cast.  

• Shane McRae as Josh Shiffman
• Aubrey Dollar as Molly Mahoney
• Daniel J. Travanti as Max Shiffman, Josh's dad
• Janet Ulrich Brooks as Frida Shiffman, Josh's mom
• Ron Dean as Art Burke, Molly's stepdad
• Mary Jo Faraci as Doreen Mahoney, Molly's mom
• Robert Belushi as Sean Mahoney, Molly's brother, and Josh's best friend
• Rebecca Spence as Carla Mahoney, Molly's sister-in-law and good friend
• Heidi Johanningmeier as Giselle Brousard, Josh's "something", a Divorce lawyer
• Matt Trudeau as the gorgeous ER Doctor
• Jen Lilley as Larisa, one of Molly's good friends

Would I watch this again?  Yes.  Why not?  :-)

The first time I watched this was an accident, but the second time was by choice.

I tackles a lot of things:  Difference of religion; bounderies; true friendship; flings; true love ++++

It has conflicts, yes, but they are very relatable and believable.  It doesn't offer any magic solution to anything, but it does give you a light feeling, that even if problems are very real in our lives, there are many, many things to be grateful for, and to laugh about.

Oh, and that "Once a cheater, always a cheater" saying is NOT always true.

Well, instead of giving spoilers, I just hope more could still get to see this.  It's not a waste of time.  

I think this link is OK to share:

ONE SMALL HITCH

I hope you like it as much as I do.  

By the way, guys like this too(just in case you're wondering).  

THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.

:-)