An enjoyable, light-hearted romantic comedy, this movie suffers from its improbability. As in most films that deal with romance and finding that one "true" partner, the success of the movie often boils down to how believable it is. And while this movie strove to create that chemistry between the lead characters, it doesn't seem to quite make it. In fact, the romance that develops between Nina (the blind sister) and Jesus seems to be more likely and likable. Granted, this is truly subjective, and judging by the previous comments, others disagree. All-in-all, I'd recommend it for a rental, or better yet, on HBO. But had I shelled out the cash at the theater, I don't feel I would have gotten my money's worth.
Review of Music from Another Room
