…”This movie has heart.” Not only was the plot charming, but the actors and actresses added just the right amount of humor and feeling to the story… There are a lot of good things to say about “Win a Date with Tad Hamilton”, but the one that stands out the most is that true love is beautiful. In my opinion though, I would not recommend this movie to teenaged young ladies. It is a typical romantic comedy, in the vein of “Sweet Home Alabama”. Two positive elements in this movie are that Tad and Rose don’t have sex, and Tad realizes that he needs to change morally for the better. An unknown couple are shown making out at one point. There are also several scenes in which Tad sensually kisses a woman and another scene in which he and Rose are making out. There are about 7 statements referring to sex, with about half of them being descriptive. There is a fair amount of smoking and alcohol.
There are some scenes in a bar where Cathy’s cleavage and the bartender’s cleavage are shown. There is a scene by a pool where a woman in a bikini is shown. We also see Tad’s manager in his underwear. There is also a scene in which we see Tad sitting on the toilet for some time. Sex/Nudity-Tad, who has a nice build is shown without a shirt at least twice and is shown in his boxers once.
“A_” is used 6 times, “sh_” twice, “da_ it” once, “he_” 1 time, “s.o.b.” once, “Oh my God” twice, and “for God’s sake” twice. Language-There is profanity throughout this film. Will she continue her growing relationship with Tad or choose the man who really loves her? In a last minute effort to win Rose’s heart, Pete shows up at her house while she is packing, and confesses that he loves her, but Rose says it’s too late. After buying a house in Virginia and intending to settle down, Tad learns that he is cast as the lead in a major movie and asks Rose to go back to LA with him for the filming, she says yes. They realize that they are attracted to each other. Unexpectedly, Tad shows up at the grocery store where Rose works, and they begin to spend time together. Rose’s date with Tad is exciting, and afterwards she returns home expecting to return to life as usual, but Tad realizes that he needs to change his life for the better and seeks a “friendship” with Rose as his hope. Everyone is excited for her, except Pete, who is secretly in love with her. Of course, Rosalee wins the drawing and is on her way to LA for a date with Tad. Cathy asks, “I wonder where he is now?” Rosalee, who is on cloud nine answers “In church.” Rosalee wants to believe that Tad is a moral gentleman, but we quickly learn that he isn’t. Rosalee enters the contest and her and Cathy fantasize about what they think Tad is like. One day they find out about a drawing the winner gets a date with hunk movie star Tad Hamilton. They all work at the local grocery store. Starring Kate Bosworth, Josh Duhamel, Topher Grace.Rosalee and her two best friends Pete and Cathy are from a small town in West Virginia. Winning a date with the acting world’s hottest heartthrob is a fairytale dream come true for this adoring Cinderella who discovers that happily-ever-after-endings sometime include the most unexpected handsome princes. As well, these young actors bring to the screen a chemistry that works well in both comedic, laugh-right-out-loud moments and more serious stints. These facts alone make this film stand out from the mass of mediocre movies that seem to promote lust over love. Brief suggestive language and Cathy’s voicing of her erotic dreams about Tad may also lessen this film’s draw for some families.īut old-fashioned romances-where love doesn’t mean a romp in the hay-are difficult if not impossible to find, and a guy who begs a girl to keep her virtue is nearly unheard of in most scripts today.
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Suddenly Pete’s wall full of employee recognition plaques and a store manager title seem piddly in comparison to Tad’s good looks, fast cars and on-screen magnetism.Īlong with Tad’s drinking habits, the three friends use alcohol as a means of socializing in the local bar and also as an occasional way of soothing their problems.
However, if proclaiming his ardor seemed hard before, it grows increasingly difficult when Tad, love-struck with Rosalee, follows her back to Frazier’s Bottom and settles into the little town. Pals with Rosalee for 22 years, Pete is madly in love with his coworker but has never mustered the courage to tell her. But her friend Pete (Topher Grace), the local Piggly Wiggly employee of the month-26 consecutive times-isn’t nearly so exuberant. When a camera crew shows up on her front lawn to announce she is the winner of a dreamy date with Tad in sunny California, the fair-haired price checker and her chum Cathy (Ginnifer Goodwin) squeal with delight at Rosalee’s good luck.
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