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Drenched in schmaltz and oozing with saccharine sweetness, Hanks and Ryan squeeze every last drop of cornball sentimentality out of the script, but -- despite all the puff about their on-screen chemistry -- fail to ignite many sparks.

The coincidences that make the destined lovers' paths cross aren't contrived with much finesse, but the characters get in some decidedly clever lines.

Director Sam Mendes is on course to become one of the great directors of this decade.

It's Newman who really stands out. Despite his advanced years -- he's 77 -- the man still has remarkable presence.

A romantic comedy that is as salty and bracing as a plunge in the surf.

The movie that really showed Tom Hanks' promise as a deliverer of great comedy and heart-warming pathos.

Hanks may at first seem like an unlikely choice to play a seasoned Texas playboy bachelor, but he's so ingratiating that he almost pulls it off.

[Philip Seymour Hoffman's] rumpled, cranky spy is hilarious--George Smiley by way of Jack Black--but with an edge of quiet ferocity that makes every scene he's in play a little sharper.