2009 (Nancy Meyers) 14A, 118 min
Starring: Alec Baldwin, Meryl Streep, Steve Martin

Jane (Streep), a 50-something divorcee whose children are flying the coop, is being wooed by Jake, her engaging, two-timing ex, and the lower-key and, yes, much more mature Adam (Martin), an architect who is designing her house reno. After years of juggling a small business and raising three children, Jane is finally free to figure out what she wants in a man. Or if she even needs one. And to whoop it up a bit while she considers her options. Jake (Baldwin, in one of his best performances) is feeling the pressure of life with a young, beautiful and demanding second wife (with tattoos and spoiled kid). Is Jane crazy to even consider getting involved with him again, or is he just what she now needs? Meyers (Something's Gotta Give, Baby Boom) has a great sense of comedic staging. It's not often, either, that we hear a suitor say that one of a woman's great attractions is her 50-plus age.