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Serendipity (2001)
Director: Peter Chelsom
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
English rose Sara (Beckinsale) and seasoned New Yorker Jonathan (Cusack) meet by accident over a cashmere glove in Bloomingdale's. She believes in fate, yet the signs are against them. Years later, when each is unhappily betrothed to another, they both grab their best mates for an identical last fling: a quest to find the mysterious stranger who stole their heart in NY's famous store. Cusack usually makes good film choices, but not this time. Despite borrowing two of its supporting cast from TV's Sex and the City, the film has no bite and too few jokes; its unabashed romanticism is just plain flimsy when a vapid Beckinsale is supposedly The One.Author: CF
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Cast & crew
Director: Peter Chelsom
Producer: Peter Abrams, Robert L Levy, Simon Fields
Cast: John Cusack, Kate Beckinsale, Molly Shannon, Jeremy Piven, John Corbett, Bridget Moynahan, Eugene Levy, Lucy Gordon, Kate Blumberg full cast
Duration: 91 mins
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