When we talk about love—whether it’s the euphoric rush of a new romance, the deep comfort of a long-term partnership, or the aching void of a breakup—we tend to use poetic, spiritual language. But what if the most accurate way to understand love is through an index of measurable neurochemicals? What if love, at its core, works a lot like a drug?
For users searching the term as a file directory marker, the movie in question is a critically acclaimed, adult-oriented romantic comedy-drama directed by Edward Zwick. It bridges the gap between raw physical intimacy and the clinical nature of corporate medicine. Core Movie Specifications November 24, 2010 (USA) Director: Edward Zwick
Not everyone responds to this "drug" the same way. Just as some people have high tolerances for alcohol, some have genetic variations in their dopamine receptors (the DRD4 gene) that make them more susceptible to the highs of love—and more prone to infidelity or serial dating.