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It's sweet natured and brightly played.

Definitely, Maybe, which was written and directed by Adam Brooks, has charm and spirit.

"Janie Jones'' would feel more assured if Rosenthal had shown more inclination to commit.

Nivola and Breslin make a terrific mismatched pair in a film that often resembles a mash-up of "Crazy Heart" and Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere"...

Unshakably harrowing but deeply moving.

The film achieves a dramatic intensity that is both admirable and frustrating.

A gently thoughtful, audience-appropriate entertainment that assembles swell actors to play colorful characters who don't shy away from depicting serious hard times.

The tweener girls for whom it is aimed deserve better. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

All indie-movie families may start out unhappy in their own way, but by the time the final credits roll, everyone remains complacent, confident of their brood's superiority.

Sunny or dark, comedy should never be as predictable as Little Miss Sunshine.

Among the year's worst films. The tragedy is funny, the comedy is tragic, and about its only saving grace is that it makes 2010's Valentines Day look almost passable.

As Winston Churchill might have said, never have so many done so little for so many with such dreary results

Foster proves adept at broad physical comedy, the animated sequences charm, and codirectors Mark Levin and Jennifer Flackett send up the make-believe Rover with panache.

The movie gets plain silly, but at least it's lively, and young girls will enjoy Nim's lifestyle in her eco-friendly and frolic-packed tropical paradise.