who's at a wedding at his parents' house. He asks her what is she doing here, at his sister's wedding. Seeing Emily's tears, Oliver wraps his arms around her, saying it was always you. Cast Ashton Kutcher as Oliver Martin Amanda Peet as Emily Friehl Kathryn Hahn as Michelle Kal Penn as Jeeter Ali Larter as Gina Taryn Manning as Ellen Martin Tyrone Giordano as Graham Martin Amy Aquino as Diane Martin Gabriel Mann as Peter Jeremy Sisto as Ben Miller Moon Bloodgood as Bridget Sam Pancake as Hipster at Party Norman Reedus as Emily's Ex At Airport (Uncredited) Production The film was shot on location in New York City, Los Angeles, and Antelope Valley. Music A soundtrack album for the film was released by Columbia Records on April 12, 2005. Track list Critical reception A Lot like Love received negative reviews. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 0%, based on 0 reviews, with an average rating of 0/0. The site's consensus states: "A tiresome rom-com." Manohla Dargis of The New York Times said the film "isn't half bad and every so often is pretty good, filled with real sentiment, worked-through performances and a story textured enough to sometimes feel a lot like life. If nothing else, A Lot Like Love is a pleasant reminder of a Hollywood time, seemingly long gone, when boy met girl in a midlevel romantic comedy without arty aspirations . . . or low-brow yucks." Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times observed, "The movie is 95 minutes long, and neither character says a single memorable thing. You've heard of being too clever by half? Ollie and Emily are not clever enough by three-quarters . . . To call A Lot like Love dead in the water is an insult to water.". Ebert awarded the film one out four stars, and ultimately included it in his list of "Most Hated Films". Ruthe Stein of the San Francisco Chronicle said, "An unfortunate casting decision . . . comes close to sabotaging a witty script . . . As the sometimes couple, Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet are together in almost every scene, making it difficult to conceal the huge gap in their acting skills. Bland and with a small television face (words once used to describe David Caruso, but equally applicable here), Kutcher is incapable of doing the heavy lifting required to be