It feels like a limited television series, and despite my efforts, I kept thinking of that “over paid, over sexed and over here” phrase as it moved along predictable, dramatic paths across its long two-and-a-half hours. The narrative unfolds in two separate storylines; the more noticeable follows the appealing “Matt” (Richard Gere), who earnestly pursues the grocer’s daughter “Jean” (Lisa Eichhorn)—who is supposedly …