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Genre :

Romance, Comedy

Release Date :

September 17, 2010 (Limited)

MPAA Rating :

Director :

Marc Turtletaub, Beth O'Neil, Peter Saraf

Starring :

Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Ryan, John Ortiz, Daphne Rubin-Vega

REVIEWS RATE: Critics Readers [Rate It]

“..tenderly funny and touching love story..”

by Peter Travers [Rolling Stone]

“..refreshingly..”

by Lou Lumenick [New York Post]

“..a Sundance kind of movie..”

by Kirk Honeycutt [Hollywood Reporter]

Review rate : B-
Reviewed by Tasha Robinson [A.V. Club]

Reviewed by Chris Cabin [Filmcritic.com]

Reviewed by Amber Wilkinson [Eye for Film]

Reviewed by Gary Goldstein [LA Times]

Reviewed by Dan Kois [Village Voice]

Reviewed by Todd McCarthy [Variety]

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