The story tells of a girl who is a flight attendant of Montana Moore (Paula Button) who has yet to find a man she wants to settle with so far. It seems that her sister's next wedding and the pressure from her mother that she married often forces her to have a month to find her fiancé as soon as possible. Now, Montana is trying to find her fiancé.
If the dating process depicted here is humiliating for the character of Montana Moore, it's liberating for Paula Patton: The actress reveals herself to be a sort of sexier Lucille Ball, agreeably sacrificing her dignity in pursuit of laughs.
Honestly, I don't know what to say about this movie, because it feels so phenomenally old-fashioned and outdated, so ridiculously conservative and undermining of female independence.
