Serious Moonlight

Love Triangle Bound by Tape and Talk

“Serious Moonlight” suggests an unholy, watered-down hybrid of “The Ref” and “Funny Games,” played as a chirpy screwball comedy, if you can imagine something so bizarre.
Based on a screenplay by Adrienne Shelly, who wrote, directed and co-starred in the independent hit “Waitress,” it may be the year’s talkiest movie. And as its yammering stars Meg Ryan and Timothy Hutton go through the motions of trying to emulate Carole Lombard and Cary Grant, you wait impatiently for a comic spark to ignite. [...]

di Stephen Holden, articolo completo (3681 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 4 dicembre 2009