On Christmas Eve, a wealthy and single workaholic (Nicolas Cage) is transported into an alternate life: the middle-class existence he would have if he'd married his college girlfriend (Téa Leoni). Also with Jeremy Piven, Don Cheadle, Troy Hall, Harve Presnell, Saul Rubinek, Josef Sommer, Peter Lassiter, Paul Sorvino, Lisa Thornhill and Francine York. [2:02]

SEX/NUDITY 4 - A woman begins undressing, then she and a man begin kissing as she talks about having sex since the children are asleep (her tank top and her dress, in a later scene, show cleavage). A few more kissing scenes with talk about having sex (in one of the scenes the woman grabs the man's clothed behind). A couple of kisses a number of times as the man leaves for his plane. We see a woman's bare back and her underpants as she pulls her dress up; she's talking to a man in bed about how good their lovemaking just was. A woman opens her coat to reveal her slip underneath as she talks about the couple making love. We see a man in his briefs a few times, a woman wearing a cleavage-revealing dress, a baby's genitals as he urinates without his diaper on, and a woman showering (her bare buttocks and breasts are briefly although vaguely visible through the opaque shower door).

VIOLENCE/GORE 3 - A man threatens two people with a gun, two men briefly shove each other, and a man drives recklessly and nearly hits a bus (this scares his passenger).

LANGUAGE 5 - One F-word, a couple of anatomical references, a few scatological references, and some mild obscenities.

DISCUSSION TOPICS - Marriage, career, life choices, regret.

MESSAGE - Sometimes what might have been would have been best.