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Imagine Me and You

IMAGINE ME AND YOU
2005
Rated R

Heck and Rachel - Imagine Me and You

Luce - Imagine Me and You

Luce and Rachel - Imagine Me and You

Imagine this ... a cute romantic comedy with a happy lesbian ending ... with great acting and production values, released by a major studio. Imagine Me and You is all of this, a feel good movie that is just a breath of fresh air. No gnarly coming out issues or heavy politics, just two cute young women who fall in love at first sight.

It's Rachel's (Piper Perabo, Lost and Delirious) wedding day, and she walks down the aisle to marry Heck (Matthew Goode), a really nice, intelligent guy. At the reception, they meet Luce (Lena Headey, Possession, Mrs. Dalloway, "Band of Gold"), the florist whom Rachel caught a glimpse of before the nuptials. Soon afterward, Rachel invites Luce over for dinner in their London flat, presumably as a double date for their friend Cooper (Darren Boyd). To Coop's disappointment, Luce is a lesbian (or a "vagitarian" as he puts it).

The two women begin to conveniently bump into one another on a regular basis, and although Rachel is confused at first, it is she who does a bit of the chasing. Heck realizes something is off in their new marriage, and eventually he figures out that his wife is in love with the florist.

The attraction between the two women is so real, just a look across the room is filled with energy. It's all about the love of their lives, and although Rachel is guilt ridden, it's Heck who convinces her to follow her heart without settling for second best.

It's a pleasant romantic comedy that will keep you smiling. Also of note is a sweet and funny performance from Anthony Head ("Buffy") as Rachel's father.

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