Peter and Vandy

Ritter and Weixler do share an easy-at-being-uneasy chemistry, mostly because his performance is downright distinguished compared to her blandness, but DiPietro's screenplay is emotionally myopic. Full Review

Peter and Vandy has the decided disadvantage of arriving a couple of months after the similarly structured "(500) Days of Summer," a movie sporting a sunnier sheen, more appealing cast and an actual reason to care about the outcome. Full Review

More a designer frame for actors than nourishing entertainment. Like the Chinese food the leads are always arguing over, the story leaves you hungry for more. Full Review

Peter and Vandy is crippled by DiPietro's interest in repetition. Activities that were cute and fun at the beginning, we see, ultimately become tedious. The novelty of the film's gimmick follows suit. Full Review

More naturalistic -- and as a result, more believable. Full Review