Yeah, he's only in about 5 minutes of the whole
movie, it's not really worth buying, and I AM a die-hard
Michael fan! The writing isn't very good/storyline put me
to sleep. His restaurant scene is a lot like an old
Danny & Chris scenario. He meets his girlfriend,
congratulating her for winning a court battle, with the exact
type of enthusiasm that Michael (&Danny) normally
have. Then he informs her that he was offered a
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in New York, and that he wants her to
move there with him. She flips out at him for not
talking about it first, and for just assuming she'd want
to go without a second's thought. Sound at all
familiar? It's almost spooky how close it sounds like when
Danny begged Chris to go to NYC with him for 'Joseph.'
The girlfriend then dumps him in the restaurant,
storming out. A few scenes later he leaves a message on
her machine, apologizing, begging for her to forgive
him, etc. And that's it. That's his part in the movie.
Whoopie. To make it even worse, the girlfriend goes and
sleeps with Jim Belushi's character. Gross! How you can
go from a hottie like Michael (character's name is
Scott by the way) to an old, bald man like that...yuck.