Mr. Wrong

A quirky and somewhat cynical advice columnist, Martha (Kathleen Turner), finds herself inexplicably drawn to a charming but mysterious man, Charlie (Ryan O'Neal), who seems to be the epitome of her ideal partner. However, as their relationship progresses, Martha begins to uncover unsettling aspects of Charlie's life, leading her to question whether he is truly the one or if he is hiding a darker, more problematic side.

Mr. Wrong received a largely negative reception from critics and audiences alike. It was often criticized for its predictable plot, weak humor, and lack of chemistry between the leads. While some acknowledged the attempts at a romantic comedy, the execution was widely seen as falling short of expectations.

• The film's humor is often forced and uninspired.

• The chemistry between the lead actors is notably absent.

• The plot progresses in a predictable and unengaging manner.

Google audience: Audience reception for Mr. Wrong is scarce, but available commentary suggests a general disappointment with the film's comedic elements and romantic storyline.

The film was an early foray into acting for cult filmmaker John Waters, who had a supporting role as a florist.