We the people...

With one dog snoring away and another cleaning her paws, Courtney, Bobbie and I are reclining into a pile of feather pillows as though we were three chubby cherubs peering from the clouds of a Greek heaven. From this vantage point, we look out and into the dancing pixels that will transport us to another time and place.

Tonight we're getting political. On the agenda for tonight's viewing is:

We find ourselves looking into an alternate government as our President is under attack by his own missteps. As our President crumbles under his own sabotage, our new public servant Dave is introduce to fill in for the ailing President due to his similar looks. Ice Dave discovers how his associates in this ruse are manipulating his presence, he begins to find the goodness in change that holding this particular office can invoke. How one person can be called to arms and make a difference in the lives of many. And when the time has come to leave the office and disappear into the night's mist, our fill-in-President can leave with his pride intact knowing that he has done what's right and not what's popular.

A great romantic comedy with a fantastic cast, this screen play will have one cheering for the correct motions of office than the manipulating undertow of the officials. A story of good versus bad, right versus wrong, and accepting the outcomes of what one may have inherited, and being satisfied with a job well done is what this tale sung to me. Though I've had plenty of screenings for this picture, it's still a pleasure to watch weather it's a television broadcast or a spinning disk in the DVD player. Silly and fresh as we take a look into the presidency, this will always pull a light laugh and cheer from me.

This is a film for views who loved The American President.

This one gets a 5 out of 10 votes.