A romantic comedy in which Erin (Hope Davis), a nurse, has just been dumped by her longtime boyfriend. Her mother, wanting her to recover, places a personal ad for her. Meanwhile, Alan is an aquarium worker who daydreams about being a marine biologist. Love threatens to strike the unsuspecting pair at any moment.

DVD Features:

Region 1
Widescreen - 1.85
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - English

Distributor Notes: Next Stop Wonderland

The critically acclaimed romantic comedy of the year, NEXT STOP WONDERLAND is a lighthearted story about a man and a woman who seem destined to be together ... and the hilarious chain of accidents that seem determined to keep them apart! Dumped by her loser boyfriend (Philip Seymour Hoffman, COLD MOUNTAIN), Erin (Hope Davis, ARLINGTON ROAD) thinks that her love life has hit rock bottom. In reality, the all-time low comes when her overbearing mother (Holland Taylor, TV's THE PRACTICE) places an embarrassing ad for her in the "personals" section of a local newspaper! Erin's disgust turns to curiosity, however, when the calls start pouring in -- all 64 of them! As she searches for the right guy in a hilarious series of disastrous dates, a lonely ex-plumber named Alan (Alan Gelfant) clumsily searches for his dream job ... all the while narrowly missing one chance meeting with Erin after another! Filled with delightfully unexpected surprises, you're sure to love every minute of this smart and funny adventure into the wildly unpredictable world of dating!

Source: Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

Hope Davis: Actress
Alan Gelfant: 
Victor Argo: American Supporting Actor
Philip Seymour Hoffman: Oscar-winning actor, CAPOTE, DOUBT
Cara Buono: Actress
Larry Gilliard: Actor

Brad Anderson: Writer/Director

Mitchell B. Robbins: 

Brad Anderson: Writer/Director
Lyn Vaus: Screenwriter

Brad Anderson: Writer/Director

"...How refreshing..." -- Rating: A-
"...A terrific cast delivers director Brad Anderson's wry observations on life and love..."
"...Quietly humorous and surprisingly soothing, the movie takes an honest look at the inanity of dating and the unpredictability of love..."
"...Enjoyable and accomplished..."
"...[A] witty dissection of the perils in today's singles scene....[Davis] makes an utterly winning, more than slightly beleaguered heroine..."
"...Beautifully acted....It creates and sustains an intelligent, seriocomic mood better than any recent film about the urban single life..."
"...Smart and beguiling, it manages the impressive feat of believing wholeheartedly in the power of love without checking its mind at the door..."