Leap year movie matthew goode biography

Amy Adams and Matthew Goode have the charm necessary to float a romantic comedy like &#;Leap Year,&#; and this is a story that needs their buoyancy. A sort of conspiracy forms between the audience and the screen: We know what has to happen, and the movie knows what has to happen, and the point is to keep us amused.

&#;Leap Year&#; does better than that: It made me care. It does that by not being too obvious about what it is obviously trying to do.

Let&#;s start off on the same page. A sweet but over-organized young woman named Anna (Amy Adams) has been dating a high-powered heart surgeon named Jeremy (Adam Scott) for four years.

He&#;s pleasant, attentive, presentable and shares her goal of buying a condo in the best building in Boston.

He does nothing, absolutely nothing, wrong. For veteran filmgoers, he has one fatal flaw: He has a healthy head of hair, and every strand is perfectly in place. No modern movie hero can have his hair combed.

When, oh, when, will Jeremy ask Anna to