Why Is Hitch Wrong

In our world today, we have become immune to immoral actions portrayed in some of the movies and TV shows seen daily. As a Catholic, we have to recognize these moral acts and realize that they are wrong and what we should base our life off of. In the movie Hitch, there is an important flaw that should be looked upon as morally incorrect. Alex Hitchens “Hitch” is considered a date doctor who helps men to be with the women of their dreams. Vance Munson on the other hand, does not have the same views. Of course, Hitch is not interested in doing business with someone with this kind of attitude. Hitch shows his belief when he says, “Right, but see, here's the thing - my clients actually like women. "Hit it and quit it" is not my thing.” Vance just wants to “get into bed” with women in order to feel better about himself. He believes that Hitch is the man to help him with this immoral task. Later on in the movie, we find out that he does end up sleeping with one of the main characters Casey, then shortly after dumps her.
This act violates 6th Commandment. The 6th Commandment states “Thou shall not commit adultery”. When we commit the sin of premarital sex we are depriving our future spouse of a fantastic gift that God intended to be pure for the two of you. In a way, you are “cheating” on your future husband/wife, granted you get married. Natural Law teaches that as Catholics, only two loving people who are fully committed to each other and have undergone the sacrament of marriage in the Catholic Church, are supposed to consummate the marriage. This is the only acceptable time for this specific action to be acceptable in the Catholic