According to legend, once every four years, a woman may propose to a man on February 29th, leap year.  After waiting for her boyfriend to propose, Anna decides to take things into her own hands and fly to Ireland to propose to Jeremy on this special day. It turns out that everything that could go wrong on this trip does and that perhaps Anna and Jeremy weren't meant for each other...

When a massive storm diverts her flight to Cardiff, Anna (Amy Adams) enlists the help of Irish innkeeper Declen (Matthew Goode) to get her the rest of the way. The two travel together and, as one could imagine, develop a relationship that neither want to admit is there. It's a romantic comedy fit for the lover in all of us.

Adams and Goode play both the worst and absolute best couple in the world. Declen is by no means her prince charming and actually is the catalyst for much of the troubles that plague the two. On the other hand, Anna is no prized jewel either with her constant complaining and stuck up attitude. Still, the two manage to put up with each other just long enough to make us fall in love with them.

It's sweet, it's funny, it's mainly for the women out there but I think guys will enjoy it too. The scenery is some of the most beautiful views I've seen of the Irish countryside. There's still the entire love story between the two three characters that'll put a smile on your face. Leap Year is a heartwarming film that makes you wonder. Why don't girls propose to guys more often?