I love movies with well-told stories, interesting characters, and realistic endings. When Rhett Butler walks away from Scarlett in the last scene of Gone with the Wind, my heart breaks for her but I go with him. Though his character changes in the story, hers doesn’t. She will continue to be who she is, while he learned, though painfully, from their experience together. In Something’s Gotta Give , an aging playboy, who has always dated young women barely old enough to vote, wonders if he can settle down with one woman, especially one more his age, one eligible for AARP benefits. Harry Sanborn spends the better part of Act II facing and atoning for his past before trying to reunite with Erica Barry. As the credits roll, I wonder how long before his eyes start roaming again, but more importantly, what happens to Dr. Julian Mercer? I suggest a sequel. Since he seems to go for older women, I picture the following: he treats me for the