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a deliciously fresh, ingenuous and beguiling romantic comedy
a fine romantic comedy
a lot like a lot of other romantic comedies, in particular, "When Harry Met Sally
a lot like a lot of other romantic comedies that make two lovers of friends ( When Harry Met Sally
a lot like any number of romantic comedies, but there should always be room for another good one, even if it follows a bassackward and well-beaten path from "Seven years ago" to "Happily ever after
a lot like every romantic
a lot like ''Harry," except that the new film's characters are grating, the dialogue inane, and the romance tedious
a lot like something, but not romance and love
a lot like When Harry Met Sally crossed with Serend
a lot like When Harry Met Sally crossed with Serendipity , as two people wonder whether they're better off remaining friends or whether the stars have something
a lot more special than the usual romantic comedy
a poor man's "When Harry Met Sally," with Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet in the dull and familiar roles of strangers who become acquaintances who become friends who become fools in love --
a romance between two of the dimmer bulbs of their generation
a romance for people who aren't remotely ready for the real thing
a romantic comedy abou
a romantic comedy about destiny, connection and the frequently fuzzy line between chance friendships and happily ever after
a romantic comedy from Touchstone and Beacon Pictures, directed by Nigel Cole and starring Amanda Peet and Ashton Kutcher
a romantic fantasy, contriving scene after scene of romantic collisions way too good to be true, just as it delays the inevitable union of its protagonists with unconvincing plot devices so as to tighten the tension
a very likeable movie Ashton Kutcher is an easy target
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