- TV
- 07:00 AM, Apr 26
warmth and good sense go out the window when the filmmakers aim for broad comedyby Randy Cordova [Arizona Republic ]
understated way to end the summerby James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
under calculated efforts to be socially relevant and vulgar attempts at humorby Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
the entire second half is a sitcomby Wesley Morris [Boston Globe ]
quickly loses momentumby Robert W. Butler [Kansas City Star ]
not enough to sustain audience interest in the cinematic equivalent of dry-humpingby Peter Travers [Rolling Stone ]
most of the romantic comedy clichesby Carrie Rickey [Philadelphia Inquirer ]
doesn't travel wellby Sue Pierman [Milwauke Journal Sentinel ]
covers a lot of ground in theory with its bi-coastal romance, yet trips over its own feetby Linda Barnard [Toronto Star ]
A total misfire from beginning to endby Kirk Honeycutt [Hollywood Reporter ]
a goulash that just doesn't taste rightby Tom Horgen [Minneapolis Star Tribune ]