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Entertaining and enjoyable outing from James L. Brooks racked up an impressive list of Oscar nominations (including Best Picture).

Obsessive-compulsive romance novelist Melvin Udall (Jack Nicholson) is also the meanest guy in New York, liked by nobody and hating all. The only exception is single mother/waitress Carol (Helen Hunt), who puts up with his annoying habits at the local resturant where he dines. Forced to look after gay neighbor Greg Kinnear's fussy-but-cute dog, Udall falls into an improbable quest for love, friendship, and a life AS GOOD AS IT GETS in this sort of extended-sitcom universe.

Snappy dialogue by Brooks and co-writer Mark Andrus, and an easy-going non-stereotypical performance by Kinnear are highlights, almost overshadowing both Hunt's Jodie Foster-like portrayal and Nicholson's typical but delightful role (both of which won Oscars).