Sabkush Entertainment: SpreadmSpreadm
Story: Nikki (Ashton Kutcher) loves to live his life as the quintessential toy boy in uber rich LA where there are a million thirty-something alpha singletons more than willing to pay for his charms. He finds one such benefactor in successful Samantha (Anne Heche) who doesnt mind paying for his breakfast and dinner as long as he does the drill. So far so good. But soon, theres trouble in paradise: Nikki falls in love with the pretty waitress, Heather (Margarita Leveiva) who ironically, seems to have a fetish for Mercs and moneyed men too. Whats next? Movie Review: There is a sweet irony in this story that transports Spread from where it dangerously dangles: C-grade Hollywood to watchable drama. And strangely, most of the drama comes from the parting shot, where a giant toad tries to gobble a white mouse and takes his time swallowing it. Metaphor, anyone? Is that the big bad dream city (Los Angeles) guzzling the millions of dream chasers who flock towards its dazzling lights? Kutcher sufficiently slips into the shoes of a pretty boy who is willing to do pretty much for the kingsize lifestyle. Slipping out of one convenient relationship after the other, he manages to find a degree of permanence with the super-rich Samantha, who indulges him, but only until he delivers....At the first sign of neglect, she cracks up and cracks him up too, leaving him no option but to end up homeless -- and benefactor-less-- again. That is, if he wants his self-respect to remain intact. But more than self-respect, theres something else that has Nikki obsessing: his love for the mysterious and elusive waitress, Heather, who ends up in different cars each night. sometimes, its a Mercedes and sometimes, its a Porche, with half-lit cigars spilling out of the ash trays. Doesnt take long for Nikki to figure out another gold-digger like him....The toy boy and the hooker do try to work out deals together, but the business partnership doesnt last for long. Why? Because romance sets in. Its bitter sweet romance, that cant stand a chance before bitter and harsh reality.
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