Product Description

Sarah Hopson discovers that her successful New York life has no meaning and decides to return home to the Scottish Borders. Finding her childhood boyfriend Sam running a restaurant, she also finds that he is married. This however does not stop her from telling his wife that she wants to spend time with him....

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6989 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-06-04
• Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 98 minutes

Synopsis
Sarah Hopson (Valerie Edmond, THE CROW ROAD) is living the high-life in New York City. But she feels her existence is becoming too vacuous and decides to return home to the Scottish Borders. She hopes to find her childhood sweetheart, Sam, perhaps the only man she's ever truly loved. Sam's life fell apart when she left, but is married now. Does he still carry a torch for her

Customer Reviews

Special Edition with interesting extras
I'd like to give some information on the Special Edition DVD of this movie rather than talk about the movie itself since reviews of it can alrady be found at the older version's page. Unfortunately there are still no subtitles but this edition offers a brandnew audio commentary by director Vadim Jean (mainly talking about the technical aspects of the movie making process but nonethelesss interesting), 11 deleted scenes (with our without commentary, 5 of them feature Gerard Butler), and a video from production designer Simon Hicks who unfortunately suffered the same fate as Sarah in the movie and also decided to say goodbye to his family and friends by recording a farewell video. Even if there are not that many extras I do recommend getting this special edition of the movie, especially if you're a Gerry Butler fan, as the deleted scenes are surely worth it, offering among others a funny scene that displays his rarely seen comedic talent.

Not recommended!
I do not recommend this movie. Her acting is awful. She's annoying, like few other actors I've ever seen. Is someone's desire before dying to annoy others?? The story. She's dying and the only people around her are her dad and her ex-boyfriend who has this jolly face throughout. The movie is slow. The trailer is highly misleading.

Disappointing
I was saddened by One More Kiss. Gerard Butler has always made such thoughtful choices of film roles, managing to move smoothly between genres with the same passion, ability, power and mesmerising presence. However, in One More Kiss, he allowed himself to portray an unfeeling, shallow and forgetable character. Why, when he has so many wonderful opportunities? I have seen the special edition of One More Kiss and inclusion of the cut scenes may well have permitted a deeper insight into Gerard`s character. However, this would have left me even more puzzled as to why he would care about the self indulgent, ruthless and cruel Sarah.