I agree. The worse part of the whole movie was the romance between Will Smith and Eva Mendes.
I hate to say it because I like her but, Eva Mendes, in particular, was the worse part of the whole movie. Her acting job was the worst and her character was unlikable and uninteresting.
Will Smith was good as the "Date Doctor" but he became uninteresting when he started dating the Eva Mendes character.
I think Kevin James stole the movie from Will Smith (and I like them both). The Kevin James/ "Allegra Cole" relationship was the most interesting and entertaining part of the whole film.
I gave the movie a 6 on the rating scale (out of 10) because everything else was interesting and entertaining except for the relationship between Will Smith and Eva Mendes.
I agree with brennerst1;
"The script was too convoluted with characters and circumstances. Hitch should have been relegated to that of a lead-supporting role who learns a valuable life lesson from a protege, where the human heart is concerned, rather than one who won't be outdone by his new friend's achievement and gets the girl, too. The film would have been poignant enough without going that extra, over-the-top, romantic distance. Then again, I guess that's what his consultant/counseling gig was all about, so maybe the script simply followed that mindset."
Hollywood does this a lot. They make the romantic movies too complicated. Most of the time the audience is entertained by a simple romantic relationship. They don't need all this other stuff going on.
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