Crazy, Stupid, Love
Kiko Martinez
“There’s something genuinely refreshing about its soft heart, honesty, and squareness.”
“There’s something genuinely refreshing about its soft heart, honesty, and squareness.”
“A romantic comedy with this many unoriginal ideas can easily write itself.”
“The franchise will forever be remembered for its distinct creativity.”
“Another dismal product from Adam Sandler’s Happy Madison Production Company.”
“An honest and deeply moving depiction of a Mexican immigrant’s struggle to provide for his son.”
“Doesn’t take the less-is-more approach when it comes to spectacle.”
“Uninspired, witless, and convoluted…easily the weakest entry into the Pixar catalog.”
“A lackluster way to set up a franchise that might not even get off the ground.”
“A self-important, stock indie that finds a way to hit every superficial cliche possible.”
“Poppycock…a poorly prepared picture packed with pleasantries for the pipsqueaks.”
“Delightful…Not a true classic, but there are some admirable things it accomplishes.”
“A smartly-written romantic comedy fit with a charming little time-traveling storyline.”