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Addicted to Love

Addicted to Love

1997

In this witty romantic comedy, Old Pop's serendipitous reunion with his first love, Yi Ling, sets off a chain of events that challenges him to rekindle their flame as she navigates the complexities of living with Alzheimer's.

Runtime: 100 min

Box Office: $35M

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Ratings:

Metacritic

49

Metascore

7.7

User Score

Metacritic

62.0

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In a picturesque small town, Sam (an astronomer) and Linda (his childhood sweetheart, a schoolteacher) basked in the tranquility of their life together, marked by gentle routines and warm affection. However, as Linda's desire for new experiences grew, she bid farewell to their idyllic existence, opting for a two-month teaching fellowship in New York City. The silence that followed her departure was deafening, as Sam received a Dear John letter, announcing her decision to stay in the city and start anew.

Crushed by the sudden abandonment, Sam set out on a journey to reclaim his lost love, driven by an all-consuming passion. His quest led him to New York, where he discovered Linda's new life with Anton (a charming French restaurant owner). Consumed by a desire to understand their relationship, Sam transformed an abandoned building into a surveillance hub, equipped with cameras and audio equipment. He watched with hawk-like intensity, hoping to glean insights into their dynamics and predict the inevitable breakdown.

As fate would have it, Maggie (a photographer and motorcyclist) stumbled upon Sam's operation, fueled by her own desire for revenge against Anton, her former fiancé. She set up a nearby surveillance system, intent on gathering incriminating evidence to drive them apart. Sam, desperate for answers, took a job as a dishwasher at Anton's restaurant, unaware that Maggie was now his unlikely ally.

As the unlikely duo hatched schemes to sabotage Linda and Anton's relationship, their efforts spiralled into a chaotic comedy of errors. They employed a range of underhanded tactics, including identity theft, assault, and humiliation, hoping to drive their former partners apart. These pranks took on increasingly absurd forms, from a street performer's monkey to the deliberate introduction of cockroaches during a busy dinner service at Anton's restaurant.

Initially, Sam and Maggie were bitter adversaries, but as they navigated the treacherous landscape of deception and betrayal, they found themselves warming up to each other. Their mutual disdain slowly gave way to a begrudging respect, complicating their original mission to win back their former loves. The turning point came when Maggie's grandmother insisted that Sam pose for a photo with her, claiming he was her fiancé - an innocent gesture that sparked a moment of tenderness between the two.

Their partnership was short-lived, as they discovered Linda had already left Anton, her departure precipitated by his infidelity. A woman from the bank, instrumental in securing a loan, had caught Anton's eye, leaving their relationship irreparably damaged.

As the absence of Linda hung heavy in the air, Maggie's push sent Sam stumbling into a desolate landscape, where he collided with the enigmatic Anton. The latter's words proved infectious, enticing Sam to join him at his abode, where Maggie would silently observe their interactions. The following day, she positioned herself as a ghostly observer as Sam confronted Linda, exchanging tender kisses that seemed to rekindle a spark long thought extinguished. That night, Maggie's watchful eye bore witness to Sam's selfless act of kindness, as he tended to Anton's battered frame, now encased in an upper body cast. The mention of Linda's name, however, ignited a spark of suspicion within Anton, who pounced on Sam with feral intensity.

As the dust settled from this tumultuous sequence of events, Maggie's icy exterior slowly thawed, paving the way for a fragile truce with Anton. Meanwhile, Sam's conscience finally got the better of him, leading to a candid confession to Linda that would reshape their relationship forever. In the end, a sense of closure and renewal permeated the air as two new couples emerged: Sam, now paired with Maggie, and Anton, reunited with Linda in a poignant testament to the complexities of human connection.