Critic Reviews

Everything you might want in a road movie: an off-the-cuff sense of adventure, a winningly scruffy charm and a whip-smart sense of humor.

So unambiguously good-natured it feels like something fresh.

Every time the pace starts to flag, it coughs up one hilarious left-field interlude after another.

Unabashedly, un-graphically romantic.

A picture so infectious it almost seems original.

Who would have thought a German comedy could be light, charming and devoid of intellectual snobbery?

Never less than breezily entertaining.

Sweet little crowd-pleaser.

Highly engaging, beautifully played romancer.

Mr. Akin pursues his happy, silly love story without embarrassment, and In July is ultimately more endearing than irritating.