The difficulties in serving Sara
It is difficult to imagine why the management of Cineplex decided to show this film at the new Garden City complex rather than the certified money-maker Gangs of New York, which instead starts today at the old cinema on Wilson Road.
Film: Serving Sara
Stars: Mathew Perry, Elizabeth Hurley
Director: Reginald Hudlin
Screenplay: Jay Scherick
Running time: 99 minutes.
Rating: PG-13 for crude humour and strong language
Showing at: Cineplex, Garden City, Cine 2.
Preview by: Kalungi Kabuye
It is difficult to imagine why the management of Cineplex decided to show this film at the new Garden City complex rather than the certified money-maker Gangs of New York, which instead starts today at the old cinema on Wilson Road.
A film like Serving Sara, which is showing at Cine 2 Garden City from today, can be little more than a fill-in. And maybe that is what it is, a fill-in while Catch Me If You Can pulls in the crowd in Cine 1.
Whatever the reason, in this supposedly romantic comedy, Matthew Perry stars as Joe Tyler, a process server trying to serve divorce papers on the beautiful Sara Moore (Elizabeth Hurley). Married to the womanising rich Texican Gordon Moore (Bruce Campbell), she makes a deal with Joe, if he serves Gordon first, which means she will get a bigger settlement, she will give him a million-dollar commission.
Along the way, they face some difficulties, including Sara’s husband and Joel’s stupidly aggressive rival, and the growing romance between the two.
Stars: Mathew Perry, Elizabeth Hurley
Director: Reginald Hudlin
Screenplay: Jay Scherick
Running time: 99 minutes.
Rating: PG-13 for crude humour and strong language
Showing at: Cineplex, Garden City, Cine 2.
Preview by: Kalungi Kabuye
It is difficult to imagine why the management of Cineplex decided to show this film at the new Garden City complex rather than the certified money-maker Gangs of New York, which instead starts today at the old cinema on Wilson Road.
A film like Serving Sara, which is showing at Cine 2 Garden City from today, can be little more than a fill-in. And maybe that is what it is, a fill-in while Catch Me If You Can pulls in the crowd in Cine 1.
Whatever the reason, in this supposedly romantic comedy, Matthew Perry stars as Joe Tyler, a process server trying to serve divorce papers on the beautiful Sara Moore (Elizabeth Hurley). Married to the womanising rich Texican Gordon Moore (Bruce Campbell), she makes a deal with Joe, if he serves Gordon first, which means she will get a bigger settlement, she will give him a million-dollar commission.
Along the way, they face some difficulties, including Sara’s husband and Joel’s stupidly aggressive rival, and the growing romance between the two.