A story about a seemingly unlikely couple who cross paths under life-threatening circumstances as though they are destined not only to meet but to save each other's lives. Not once, but twice.
This turned into a different movie compared to what I thought it would be based on the first 20-25 minutes. The fact that Jennifer Lopez's character, Sharon, is a police officer is a prominent aspect of the film for the first third or so, featuring arrests, criminal scum, chases and a drive-by, but some of that seems unresolved. It feels like a romantic comedy in parts that doesn't really fit but in other areas it's melodramatic. At times I also thought it was going to have supernatural themes with the way James Caviezel's character, Catch, was acting, who is quite odd. He just seems weird a lot of the time and if I was Sharon I would've been running away as quickly as I could a number of times throughout this. The whole thing just doesn't gel together very well. The acting is good, Jennifer is a joy to look at and I can't say I was ever bored but this isn't one I'd recommend. 2.5-2.
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