Ryan Turner is a Wall Street hotshot, but some insider dealing leaves him bankrupt and unemployed. When his columnist girlfriend leaves him for a South American playboy Ryan secretly takes on her Agony Aunt page and after a shaky (and predictably mysogynistic) beginning he soon has the City of New York hanging on his every word. Good Advice is a silly slab of nonsense, but if you can bare Charlie Sheen and for that matter Denise Richards, it has more wit than you could justifiably expect from a comedy with these credentials.