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Sweet, funny, simple, entertaining -- everything a good rom-com should be. Definitely...
75
Brooks' take on the ups and downs of modern romance and the unexpected turns it takes is smart, funny, and (above all) uncommon. It's not hard to recommend this on Valentine's Day or at any other time.
75
Absolutely, probably more comfortable with human romantic complication than the usual stuff released on Valentine's Day.
75
A sophisticated story of disappointment and accommodation.
75
Keeps you interested in its characters and isn’t afraid of complicating your sympathies a little. In these dog-day months for romantic comedy, that means a lot.
75
A lot fresher and bit more sophisticated than the ordinary run of maudlin chick flicks and crude gross-out sex farces that now pass for romantic comedies.
75
All three actresses are appealing, but Fisher, proving her scene-stealing turn in Wedding Crashers was no fluke, shines brightest.
75
Definitely, Maybe gets too coy in spots, and Brooks is a sharper writer at this point in his career than he is a director. But for a film with a half-dozen fully-formed characters that spans 15 years and works in a swell detail about a 1943 edition of "Jane Eyre" - well, it definitely works. No maybes about it.
75
Put simply, the film excels most at not being awful.
70
A pleasingly non-formulaic romantic seriocomedy, Definitely, Maybe has charm and some depth.