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(B) Failure to Launch

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
Trip (Matthew McConaughey) is a 35-year-old boat broker who happily resides in an assisted living facility where he is served fresh pancakes and bacon with warmed syrup and all of his clothes are c...
» Read Review Posted on Wednesday February 22, 2006

(B) The Family Stone

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
If you believe the previews or have seen the poster of an aggressively extended and bejeweled ring finger, then you might presume that “The Family Stone” is going to be a light-hearted romp of ...
» Read Review Posted on Wednesday December 21, 2005

(F+) Fast Track

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: Mature High Schooler
Painfully overlong at under 90 minutes, "The Ex" (formerly known as "Fast Track") is a clunky, lead-footed disaster, the stunning incompetence of its script and direction only exceeded by the shock...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday May 8, 2007

(B+) The Five-Year Engagement

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: R     Audience: Mature High Schooler
» Read Review Posted on Thursday April 26, 2012

(C) Fool's Gold

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
fool%27s%20gold.jpgAn adventure-romance-comedy about...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday June 17, 2008

(B+) Footloose

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: Mature High Schooler
Director Craig Brewer doesn't so much remake 1984's » Read Review Posted on Thursday October 13, 2011

(B-) Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: R     Audience: Mature High Schooler
"How I Met Your Mother's" Jason Segal wrote and stars in the latest from the Apatow atelier, another raunchy comedy with a tender heart, and once again the story of a childish and helpless man who ...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday September 30, 2008

(C-) Four Christmases

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
The biggest acting achievement in this film is four Oscar winners valiantly managing to hide their embarrassment in appearing in sheer holiday dreck. Its leads are not as successful. Reese Wither...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday November 24, 2009

(B) Friends With Benefits

Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: R     Audience: Mature High Schooler
"Shut up, Katherine Heigl," says our heroine, as she passes by a wall of posters for another fungible romantic comedy that should be sued for deceptive advertising.  Jamie (Mila Kunis) is an execu...
» Read Review Posted on Friday July 22, 2011



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