In Baltimore, five women and four men try to sort out the signals that the sexes exchange. Gigi imagines every man she meets is Mr. Right; she gets reality checks from Alex, a sweet but cynical saloon keeper. Janine and Ben seem solidly married until he chats with Anna in a market checkout line; meanwhile Anna is indifferent to the pursing Connor. Neil and Beth have been together seven years; she dumps him when she realizes he really and truly isn't going to marry her. Does he love her? And Mary sells advertising while searching on line for a man. Will those in love stay in love? Will those searching figure out who is and who isn't into them? Are men all that different from women?

The same-titled-book the movie is based on was a line featured in an "Sex and the City" (1998) 2003 episode "Pick-A-Little, Talk-A-Little".

Javier:
That's a lot of prepositions.

Continuity: When Ginnifer Goodwin and Justin Long are standing in Ginni's doorway, Justin Long is standing in the hall as they speak. One shot she is standing in the doorway, the next shot she is out in the hall as well, next shot she is in the doorway again and so on until the scene is over.

Written by Ray Charles and Renald J. Richard
Performed by Elvis Presley