My One and Only Critic Reviews
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A completely appealing, beautifully preserved memory piece - a grand, colorful coming-of-age story with a candy box color palette and a standout performance by Renée Zellweger. It's a great story and a great crowd-pleaser.Read the full review
This is essentially Renee Zellweger's picture, and she glows in it.Read the full review
Peter's lightning-fast script and Loncraine's steady direction steer this road picture to the sunny side of the street.Read the full review
Chief among the movie's charms are Ms. Zellweger, Mr. Rendall--whose would-be actor Robbie is a dab hand at embroidery and accessorizing his stepmother--and Mr. Lerman, who plays George as a bookish adolescent with dreams of becoming a writer.Read the full review
A good-natured screwball road film.Read the full review
The ensemble collectively displays crisp comic timing throughout.Read the full review
A weightless movie as cheerily artificial as the Old Navy pitchman's bronze skin tones.Read the full review
My One and Only has an old-fashioned sensibility -- and some lovely Mad Men-style costumes -- making for a pleasantly diverting road movie.Read the full review
The 1950s suit Zellweger, as does the film.Read the full review
Dying to hear George Hamilton’s origin story? No? Well, too bad, because the mediocre, nostalgic-soaked comedy-drama My One And Only, loosely inspired by Hamilton’s childhood, has been produced with a few big stars attached.Read the full review
