Writer/Director Dylan Kidd asks viewers to
tap into the mystical sides of their minds
examining reincarnation and fate in this
clichéd and sappy, romantic bit of dribble.
A lonely and socially disconnected widow
(Laura Linney) floats through life with her
prominently displayed bosom as director
of admissions at Columbia University.
Even a drug-addicted brother (Paul
Rudd), a philandering ex (Gabriel Byrne)
and a selfish sex-crazed best friend
(Marcia Gay Harden) cant spark her
blasé attitude. Once déjà vu kicks in at
Twilight Zone level, and she thinks
her dead husband has been reincarnated
into a pretty-boy college applicant (Topher
Grace) half her age, Linney snaps out of
her catatonia. The strong cast gives
first-class performances, but the generic
dialogue and cheesy romance cause this
May-December relationship flick to
flounder.