Review of Down with Love (2003) by Jeremy S — 18 May 2010
Up until the third act, it shares most everything that made the Doris Day/Rock Hudson romcoms great (except Day's charisma, which Renee still doesn't have a chance in hell to get). When the third act gets there, it becomes a surprising genre inversion AND a sly jab at the hypocrisy of feminism (!!).
See for floored expectations and one of the best split-screens since, well, Pillow Talk.
This review of Down with Love (2003) was written by Jeremy S on 18 May 2010.
Down with Love has generally received positive reviews.
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