It wasn't awful but I have to agree with Johno. and what was the point of the car scene?

To show that heterosexuals still do it too, and that ain't politically incorrect in my book.

I think it was because, all the men at that point will be gettin bored watchin that love story, and there girlfriends will be lovin the film while they look at the floor. So they put that in to get there intrest back,

Well to be honest it would not have made any difference to me if they had cut the drawing or car scenes. However, the measure of self restraint exibited on "Jack's" face during the drawing scene served alot of comedic quality for me because I had been in a similar situation before. And somehow it seemed special to the audience that "Rose" would trust "Jack" to draw her and not take complete advantage of her just yet in the drawing scene. After all real love requires more trust than the physical act itself.

And yes I'm sure plenty of male viewers appreciated those scenes purely out of brut enthusiasm. But mostly for the fact that Kate Winslet looked absolutely adorable.

I can relate to this article! http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/WaterCooler/wireStory?id=306344&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312

lol. now that's a site that i can start agreeing with. the movie was good, but come on. this love thing ain't gonna happen.