Though timely in subject, this romantic comedy, with William Baldwin at the center of a triangle, is shallow and contrived, but there's still some pleasure to be had.

Shallow and virtually compromised out of existence.

The screenplay by Adam Greenman and Mitch Glazer understands the old screwball formulas without being tied to them, and the characters are allowed the freedom to develop in unexpected ways.

Even with such an offbeat trio, Three of Hearts proves curiously banal, neither sexy nor witty.