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A comedy centered on the life of Kate Reddy, a finance executive who is the breadwinner for her husband and two kids. User Review: I went to this movie thinking its going to be another usual comedy by SJP. To my surprise I really enjoyed the movie. It really touches upon major struggles that a working mother goes through. Guilt being the major one. It was a good movie after a stressful week, I laughed and learned something. I only felt that Greg Kinnear is still in the JFK mood, he was talking the same way he did in the mini-series. The movie yet had some similarities when it came to SJP's acting, I still felt at sometimes that am watching another episode of Sex and the City, especially in the scenes shot in New York City and at the times when the actor/actress talks to the camera.

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