Maybe I Do

Gere is the movie’s saving grace and somehow makes it all seem worth it.

Diane Keaton, Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and William H. Macy each get a star-turn at pretentious blather in this talky mediocrity.

While it's swell that these actors are getting roles and heartening that "Maybe I Do" acknowledges that older people remain sexual beings, all four leads have been in better projects that made that same point.

Despite one ongoing affair, one possible affair, and one relationship on the brink of marriage, each coupling is as chaste and sexless as an after-school special.

Despite the formidable star wattage and estimable talents on display... Maybe I Do fails to overcome its obvious stage origins, feeling all too schematic and talky.

Diane Keaton, Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and William H. Macy make the movie a lot funnier, and a great deal more compelling, than it might have otherwise been.

Its a David Mamet play with Nancy Meyers lighting

It’s a bad sign when you’re paying more attention to the continuity than the dialogue

What a waste of a great cast. Felt very phony

It is conservative in its take on marriage and retrograde in its characters, who have no identities beyond their romantic relationships.