Love guaranteed. 'Love, Guaranteed' Review

Name: Love guaranteed
Rating: 7,9 (1412 reviews)

	When she takes on Nick as a client, employees Roberto Sean Amsing and Denise Lisa Durupt insist she do research and put her profile on the Love, Guaranteed app
So as much as the movie skewers the many false starts this tech-enhanced way of connecting can bring, this is no exposé	The shared fate of Susan Whitaker and Nick Evans — played by and Damon Wayans Jr

'Love, Guaranteed' Review

Tamara has gathered a small army of lawyerly suits around the table to underscore just that.

'Love, Guaranteed' Review: Producers: Rachael Leigh Cook, Dan Spilo, Stephanie Slack, Margret H
'Love, Guaranteed' Review: In press notes, writers Elizabeth Hackett and Hilary Galanoy happily confess that they met their husbands through online dating sites
'Love, Guaranteed' Review: He observes a lot and reserves even more

She offers Susan and Nick the closest thing to a nemesis, beyond their own love-shy impulses, of course	A former baseball player, Nick wants to sue the online dating service Love, Guaranteed
The fictional company is based in Seattle	The ensemble of character witnesses the movie enlists for Susan and Nick is as personable as the protagonists

Nick is a physical therapist at a rehab center.

'Love, Guaranteed' Review: Wayans especially plays it close to the vest
'Love, Guaranteed' Review: Still, her penchant for turning paying clients into pro bono projects means bills are stacking up and her two supportive employees are concerned
'Love, Guaranteed' Review: Even with some nicely understated moments from the leads, the Netflix film is decidedly slight, easy-on-the-noggin entertainment

Susan Whitaker has her own shingle as an attorney	How others feel about each of them — her employees, his patients — attests to the fact they are decent people
Alvin Sanders brings sly wit to match-making Jerome