No Reservations Play Analysis

No Reservations is a Romantic Drama directed by Scott Hicks. This movie depicts a love interest between Kate (Catherine Zeta-Jones) and Nick (Aaron Eckhart) two master chefs that live in New York City. Drama kicks in when Kates sister visits and on the way is involved in a fatal car crash. Zoe (Abigail Breslin) who was also in the car survived and was left alone because her father was absent in her life therefore Kate her aunt was held responsible for her niece.
I appreciate the city that was used in the movie because it is very multicultural as far as food goes. The Roles that were played by Kate and Nick were great the whole idea of opposites attract played a big part throughout the movie. On one side we have Kate an uptight strong headed chef that thinks she knows everything about the kitchen. She had everything down to a science. She didn’t have time to greet satisfied customers but she did have time to lash out at unsatisfied customers. On the other side we have Nick a laid back easy-going chef who has never run his own restaurant. He loves playing classical music as he directs his line on what the next dish will be.
Throughout the movie she has to deal with a lot. Everything she loves is falling apart. First she loses her mom and is dealt with adjusting to a new life with her aunt. She finds herself enjoying time spent in the kitchen with nick and her aunt and shortly is striped of her ability to be at the restaurant with them. Later in the movie Kate and Nick are involved in an argument and no longer see each other. Towards the end of the movie she finds herself losing memory of her own mother. Abigail did a remarkable job in one of the lead roles in No