For people who liked the movie: Georgia and Poupi (may contain spoilers)

I don't think he was in it just for the sex, he saw something in her that she needed to release, which was her uptight approach to life. As for her, she probably decided to take a chance at love, (with Irv's help of course lol) because she was always caught up with her job as a tour guide and had no time to explore love

~ Dõmínìqüé Zàrîñha~

I guess he saw in her a unique perspective in viewing life.
Perhaps she has been to academic in approaching her tours, yet she genuinly loved Greece and he was attracted by that. He loved his - humble - job much the same way... Just a thought !

"It's over now, the music of the night!"

OK, I just have to say this: whether one thinks the movie is "good" or not, some people (and most reviewers) are missing the point. The other characters in the movie don't change... Georgia does. In the beginning she sees everything in the simplest terms, in stereotypes. It's all about her and her misery and people are an irritant. As she loosens up, people become more interesting and attractive (except the pancake guy, who had the appearance of a person the uptight, unhappy Georgia was supposed to think was right for her) and the scenery became more beautiful. Sooo, Poupi's transformation isn't really his - it's Georgia seeing him in a different light.

As for what he sees in her, what's not to like? She's Greek, educated, attractive, intelligent. The Poupi character is obviously well grounded and secure in himself, so he wouldn't be intimidated by a powerful woman. He's also observant enough to understand that she is unhappy with herself and probably not so prickly naturally.

I liked it. My boyfriend liked it. His kids liked it. My mother liked it. My literary friends liked it. People I know who've been to Greece liked it. We'd all recommend it. It's just a fun movie.