Brooke C Gladhill

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If you like Tennis playing, walking, and kissing scenes put to house music, then you have got your movie. I think there might of been actors and a plot to this movie, but they were really boring in comparison to the music. Heck, the musical score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross is really the main character of this movie because it powerfully exudes many different emotions. These guys deserve an award for their music because it made it possible for the audience to continue watching this movie. Anyway, this movie is a tale about Tashi, Art, and Patrick. Tashi is working towards a career as a professional Tennis player, but her career is lost when she injures herself during a match. Patrick, her boyfriend at the time of her last match, is blamed for her injury since they had a big fight prior to the match. Art and Patrick are boarding school besties who play tennis and get along until Tashi arrives on the scene. Patrick gets Tashi's number after winning a tennis match against Art. They date awhile until they have a big fight. Tashi and Art blame Patrick Tashi's life changing injury. Eventually, Tashi decides to coach Art and make him into a tennis champion that she wanted to be prior to her injury. She marries the Art and has a daughter named Lilly. Despite no longer talking to Patrick, Art and Tashi continue to cross paths with Patrick due to the tennis game circuit. Art and Patrick continuously challenge each during tennis matches and for Tashi's affections throughout this film. Tashi cheats on Art with Patrick at least twice. In the end, they both realize that Tashi is a conniving witch who used them to get what she wants. Upon interpretation, they either dump her or get back with her as a thrupple. Whatever the ending, the music was good but the movie plot was boring. Feel free to skip this one.