As a romantic comedy, Gary Sinyor's update of Buster Keaton's Seven Chances is sprightly and hits the requisite chords, and though O'Donnell is no Keaton, he's passable as the romantic lead. It's the once infallibly cute Zellweger who comes off as rumpled and awkward -- at times it seems as if she were talking with a mouthful of marbles. What gives the film its punch is the eclectic supporting cast, most pointedly Brooke Shields as a ghost from Jimmie's dating past.