Meg Ryan and Nicolas Cage together on the same screen should be fireworks and wonderfully entertaining. While I found the storyline to be interesting, one Hollywood studio has taken this topic on before with the film “Michael” starring John Travolta, and with this one I guess I expected more than what I got. I really like Meg Ryan and Nicolas Cage, so I wanted the chemistry to be popping off the screen and I didn’t feel it was really there. Dennis Franz’s character, Nathan, understands both sides of the couple’s dilemma because he has been there and made the choice that is facing Seth. Love is a powerful thing, including all the facets, the positive and the negative. While this isn’t my favorite Meg Ryan film, I still enjoy seeing her innocence and wide-eyed wonderment on the screen.