The film takes an unexpectedly gentle and agreeable stance, particularly considering its focus on a woman dedicated to pushing through environmental legislation. It occupies this strange space where it's labeled as progressive but also attempts to distance itself from typical romantic comedies—those narratives where the male character simply wins over the attractive female lead. Yet, it still falls into familiar territory, suggesting that an unkempt yet decent man can win the affection of a strong and accomplished woman just by being himself. It feels like a movie of compromises; it gestures in one direction but hesitates to fully commit. As a result, a film with such a moderate viewpoint naturally earns a similarly average assessment. Charlize really shines, though; she completely dominates every scene. _Final rating:★★½ - There was a lot I liked about it, but ultimately it didn’t quite come together._

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