A breezy, cute, and funny charmer that will resonate with anyone who remembers what it feels like to fall for someone before you actually know them.
A breezy, cute, and funny charmer that will resonate with anyone who remembers what it feels like to fall for someone before you actually know them.
The film’s biggest stumbling block is simple: the songs and musical numbers just aren’t good.
A dreadful comedy that flounders, fizzles, and wastes its funny premise.
An undemanding summer blockbuster that should satisfy those looking for a way to beat the heat for a couple of hours.
A wholly bizarre film that blends a classic romance with modern social commentary, culminating in an end message that love not only conquers all but it outshines race, gender, and social status.
It’s almost as if Sofia Coppola’s period piece “The Beguiled” was tailor-made to divide audiences, and I place the blame solely on the studio’s marketing department.