Two Weeks Notice Movie Review:


Sandra Bullock stars as Lucy Kelson, a brilliant lawyer and a Harvard Law School graduate who ends up working for a selfish super wealthy real estate developer by the name of George Wade (Hugh Grant) in the romantic comedy Two Weeks Notice.

She cares about the poor, the environment and preserving historical buildings while he couldnt care less about these things. George is more into living life as a playboy. Getting laid and partying are his most important goals in life.

When Lucy tries to talk George into not destroying a community center building, he convinces her to come work for him as his chief counsel. He tells her she can help her causes better by working for him rather than fighting him.

Lucy is an excellent attorney who is unlike all the former incompetent bimbos who held her position previously in the firm. George chose them on looks alone not brains.

He is so vain, petty and childish that Lucy not only has to take care of Georges real estate business relating to legal issues but also has to help pick his clothes, write his speeches and do a bunch of silly tasks for him.

Georges constant pestering and stupid demands finally makes Lucy decide to quit and she gives him her two weeks notice that she is leaving the firm.

Underneath all the bickering and fighting there is a very strong attraction between the two that cant be denied.

Now George has to use all his charm to try and win Lucy back and tell her that he loves her deeply.

This movie is a predictable piece of fluff that is charming and fun. Sandra and Hugh play to their likable screen personalities with ease. Their fans wont be disappointed.

Even though this film offers no surprises and has a pretty straightforward formula, it is still enjoyable and packed with enough silly laughs to please most of you.

Cheesy romantic moments are provided for no extra charge mixed in with some catchy dialogue applied with great timing.

Two Weeks Notice is a wonderful date flick that is quite amusing and should put you in the mood for romance.

3.8 Stars

Gil Benzeevi

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