The Perfect Guy

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It’s not difficult to seem like the dream guy to a woman desiring to get married before 40. That’s the case in David M. Rosenthal’s *The Perfect Guy,* starring Sanaa Lathan, Michael Ealy and Morris Chestnut. *The Perfect Guy *is an American thriller released September 11, 2015. The movie demonstrates what’s to be known as a fatal attraction. Movie theatres filled quickly with audiences wanting to see this psycho thriller, if the audiences left satisfied is the question.

In *The Perfect Guy, *Leah (Sanaa Lathan) and Dave (Morris Chestnut) has been dating for two years. The couple seems to be in love; however, they’re on different levels in the relationship. Leah is tired of dating; she desires a marriage and having children. Dave, unfortunately, is not ready for marriage and he fears divorce; he doesn’t want to be forced into a marriage. After the disagreement, the couple decide to break up and they don’t talk for several months. …show more content…

A few months before they had a flirty encounter in a coffee shop. This time Carter saved Leah from conversation with a pervert at a restaurant. Leah finds Carter to be extremely charming and to be a gentleman. Eventually, the two begin to date and become involved in a relationship. Carter is very affectionate towards Leah, he shows her emotions that Dave didn’t show and he meets her parents. While Carter is doing an excellent job of being the perfect guy; Leah shortly discover a side of Carter that completely pushes her away from

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