
“Laws of attraction” is based on a current romantic comedy, with a fairly amusing plot, which mixes competition but also lots of love.
Set in New York, “Laws of attraction” tells the story of Audrey Woods and Daniel Rafferty, two high-powered divorce attorneys who will fight in court; However something more than business will come up between them.
The role of Audrey is played by Julianne Moore. She is impeccably dressed and formal and always practises law strictly by the book. Her confidant is Sara, her mother, who is most of the time obsessed with cosmetic surgery and always gives her daughter pieces of advice on how to deal with men. Pierce Brosnan (Mr. Rafferty) gives a superb performance of a clever, scruffy man who often uses underhand tactics and always manages to win. But the two of them have something in common – they have both the best career and none of them has never lost a case.
Soon, they have to face each other in court, trying to defend opposite sides of a public divorce between a crazy rock star and a fashion designer. The case is focused on an Irish castle that the two clients want for themselves. Audrey and Daniel need to travel to Ireland to get some evidence. Once there, Woods and Rafferty find themselves at a romantic Irish festival. After a night full of fun and drinks, they wake up the next morning as husband and wife. They must return to New York to go on with the case and to start a new way of life as a married couple, in which they don’t know what love is… Could they finally discover it…?
Well directed by Peter Howitt, he has opened an interesting discussion between business and love. The good performance of the main actors and cast has made this film entertaining, romantic and funny.
I found the plot rather enjoyable and I can thoroughly recommend it to people who like beautiful stories about love.








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