stuka, what movie is that, "das boot" ?

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Its a copy of a German movie and the original is much better.

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so treacly. (" /> everyone is beautiful, only slightly neurotic, potential substance (the sisters' father abandoned them, the new guy's dad was a steelworker) was reduced to charming info-notes. at least the death of zoe's mother was treated with the proper depth. belongs to that frothy genre emerging (russell crowe as a stockbroker who sees the light at as his uncle's french vinyard, etc., those awful matthew mcconaughy-goldie hawn's daughter ventures). so williams-sonoma. get me a barf bag.

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oops, just realized sobia's comment about no chemistry...

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it looks smart and funny...i think its based on a real life nyc woman chef who is legendary for dishing at back customers-if memory serves me correctly, one story was that one arrogant wall street type kept sending back his streak. she threw her chopping knife (minhaj, i imaginet the knife circling thru space in slo-mo like in a kung fu movie) at the middle of this customer's table, where it (of course) lodged into the table in front of the customer, and no, he never returned a meal again

looks like there might be some nice chemistry b/n jones and aaron.

Sobia, thanks!

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hahah Aaron has a great last name. I'll check it out. I like the food service angle because the chef is like an artist but their canvas is like our mouth or the plate soemthing and the kitchen setting with silver shiny, pots pans, sizzling food, knives, chopping onions quickly type of scenes while being angry about something else, i like all that. Its very difficult to accept Zita Jones as a cook or someone who works in a kitchen but still she is so good to look at.

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