crazy/beautiful Critic Reviews
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It is an enormous improvement over the brainless, patronizing teenage romances that have slouched into (and quickly out of) theaters in recent years. But it could, if the filmmakers had trusted themselves and the actors a bit more, have lived up to its title.Read the full review
Very much of a guilty pleasure. A nifty piece of teenage romantic piffle, it combines two strong and attractive performances.Read the full review
Tougher, less sentimental mirror version of "Save the Last Dance."Read the full review
Even when the movie is bad -- it's addictively so.Read the full review
Dunst, in her finest performance yet, has now transcended her fellow teen stars. She is arguably the first actress of her generation poised to take on Gwyneth and Julia.Read the full review
Atypical teen drama about opposites attracting that often (and happily) confounds expectations.Read the full review
To have been the film it could have been, crazy/beautiful needed to be messier.Read the full review
The significant potential of its premise is squandered by an increasing reliance on teen movie cliches, silly plotting and the urge to be upbeat rather than to communicate life lessons.Read the full review
Surprisingly mawkish teen film.Read the full review
From the lowercase lettering of the title to the deadly familiarity of the plot, there is much to grate on your nerves in this TV Afterschool Special trying to pass as a real movie.Read the full review