Anna planned to propose to her boyfriend on February 29th. This is not her boyfriend.
A woman (Adams) who has an elaborate scheme to propose to her boyfriend on Leap Day, an Irish tradition which occurs every time the date February 29 rolls around, faces a major setback when bad weather threatens to derail her planned trip to Dublin. With the help of an innkeeper, however, her cross-country odyssey just might result in her getting engaged.
Genre(s): Comedy, Romance
Rating: 6.0/10 (683 votes)
Release Date: 6 January 2010
Country: USA, Ireland
Languages: English, Ukrainian
Company: Universal Pictures
Sound: DTS, Dolby Digital, SDDS
Director(s): Anand Tucker
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Producer(s):
Su Armstrong - executive producer
Gary Barber - producer
Chris Bender - producer
Roger Birnbaum - producer
James Flynn - co-producer
Jonathan Glickman - producer
Cassidy Lange - co-producer
Morgan O'Sullivan - co-producer
Rebekah Rudd - co-producer
J.C. Spink - executive producer
Erin Stam - creative executive
Jake Weiner - producer
Writer(s):
Deborah Kaplan - (written by) &
Harry Elfont - (written by)
Cast:
Amy Adams - Anna
Matthew Goode - Declan
Adam Scott - Jeremy
John Lithgow - Jack
Noel O'Donovan - Seamus
Tony Rohr - Frank
Pat Laffan - Donal
Alan Devlin - Joe
Ian McElhinney - Priest
Dominique McElligott - Bride
Music: Randy Edelman
Su Armstrong - executive producer
Gary Barber - producer
Chris Bender - producer
Roger Birnbaum - producer
James Flynn - co-producer
Jonathan Glickman - producer
Cassidy Lange - co-producer
Morgan O'Sullivan - co-producer
Rebekah Rudd - co-producer
J.C. Spink - executive producer
Erin Stam - creative executive
Jake Weiner - producer
Writer(s):
Deborah Kaplan - (written by) &
Harry Elfont - (written by)
Cast:
Amy Adams - Anna
Matthew Goode - Declan
Adam Scott - Jeremy
John Lithgow - Jack
Noel O'Donovan - Seamus
Tony Rohr - Frank
Pat Laffan - Donal
Alan Devlin - Joe
Ian McElhinney - Priest
Dominique McElligott - Bride
Music: Randy Edelman
Posted on: January 9, 2010
January 10th, 2010
[...] “Leap Year” begins 2010 with a bang in all the wrong ways. Once in a blue moon would we chance on a terrible romantic comedy we just want to get over with such as “Leap Year”. The film focuses on a determined woman’s struggle to get married to the oh-so-perfect guy despite the numerous obstacles in her way. [...]
January 10th, 2010
I just got back from the theater under an hour ago, and am still in agood mood after having watched this. Some romantic comedies are morecomedy than romance, or more romance than comedy, but this one blendsthe two into something especially delightful. I left the theater withmore of a bounce in my step and a wide smile on my face, despite havinghad a not so great day.
It’s not perfectly original–there were parts where I was able to sayahead of time precisely what was going to happen next–but it is notentirely formulaic, either. And there is something comfortable aboutthe familiar, especially if it is done slightly different.
Overall, a great show for the genre. The best I’ve seen in a long time.Not perfect, but if you’re in it for entertainment and a feel-goodstory, rather than as a movie critic, I think you’ll really enjoy it.
January 14th, 2010
Amy Adams is endearing in this roll… My husband and I spent lastweekend seeing Avatar and Sherlock Holmes… This weekend it was timefor something a little more my style, a chick flick. We both enjoyedthis movie very much. It had something for everyone Surprisingly it wasa fun romp across the countryside and it was so enjoyable seeing thesetwo banter and squabble with one another while sensing the chemistrybetween them build and build. I loved the instigating done on the partof the train depot employee…. getting them together, staying at aplace where they had to portray being married… funny stuff! Irecommend everyone who likes to laugh and see a happy ending, go seethis movie