I laughed alot during this movie. It's an "Overcoming the Misunderstanding" comedy in which the lovers are kept apart by a falsehood believed at first by them both (and everybody else, for that matter). The male character finds out the truth first, and has to prove it to the girl, who would like to be with him but is the victim of people around her who perpetuate the misconception for their own selfish reasons. Of course, in the end, the girl discovers the truth too, and they return to each others arms. It's not deep. But it's funny, and I felt happy after watching it. It has the flavor of a movie like "So I Married an Axe Murderer" or "Three Men and a Little Lady".
Review of Say It Isn't So
