She's Out of My League - romantic comedy

          Kirk Kettner (Jay Baruchel) is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in his mid-20s who has low self-esteem and, by his own admission, has not accomplished very much in life. He works at the Pittsburgh International Airport as a Transportation Security Administration officer and has very few goals other than trying to get back together with his self-centered ex-girlfriend, Marnie (Lindsay Sloane). Marnie ended her relationship with Kirk two years ago and is highly dismissive of his continued romantic interests. However, she has remained close with Kirk's parents (Debra Jo Rupp and Adam LeFevre) and overbearing brother (Kyle Bornheimer) and continues to participate in family activities along with her new boyfriend. With no relationship and an awkward family life, Kirk confides in his three close male friends who also work with him at the airport.


         Then at work one morning, a strikingly beautiful and sophisticated woman, Molly McCleish (Alice Eve), arrives at the passenger terminal for a flight to New York. While proceeding through security, her striking looks attract unwanted attention and harassment from several male employees. Kirk, too shy to ever try flirting with a woman like Molly, is the only employee to treat her courteously. She and Kirk exchange a few innocuous words, and she then proceeds to her flight, accidentally leaving her iPhone in the airport security area. Upon realizing she has misplaced it, Molly calls her phone and Kirk, back at the security checkpoint, answers. The two arrange for a time to meet the following evening so that he may return the phone to her.

           As planned, the following night, Kirk arrives at the Andy Warhol Museum on Pittsburgh's North Shore where Molly, a professional event planner, is running a party. This meeting, much to Kirk's surprise, leads to future planned dates including a Pittsburgh Penguins hockey game at the Mellon Arena, nights out at the bar scene in the city's Bloomfield neighborhood, and bowling on the South Side. Kirk must work to keep Molly interested, which comes as a surprise to himself, his friends, and everyone around them.

           In the end, his friends realize their mistake in telling Kirk and Molly it wouldn't work out and they come together to unite Kirk and Molly again. With the help of Stainer (T. J. Miller), Kirk's ranking-obsessed friend, Molly pulls Kirk off his plane as he tries to leave with his family and the two get back together.