Chasing Amy

A little movie with big truths, a work of such fierce intelligence and emotional honesty that it blows away the competition when it comes to contemporary romantic comedy.Read Full Review »

A true movie rarity: a brutally honest romance. If you loved "Sleepless in Seattle," you'll just hate it.Read Full Review »

Touching, funny, sweet, and most important of all, real -- a welcome breath of fresh air.Read Full Review »

While the surface of his film sparkles with sharp, ironic dialogue, deeper issues are forming, and Chasing Amy develops into a film of touching insights.Read Full Review »

The hit-and-run outlandishness of "Clerks" was a stunt. With Chasing Amy, Smith has made his first real movie.Read Full Review »

Smith's knowing humor and unruffled style make a good antidote to gender chaos. Music by David Pirner contributes to the film's loose, inviting mood.Read Full Review »

Smith startles us with raw emotional honesty.Read Full Review »

The only romantic comedy in quite a while that acknowledges, even celebrates, the fact that love and sex are emotional anarchy.Read Full Review »

For all its inconsistencies, this is Smith's most provocative outing yet and certainly the toughest to forget.Read Full Review »

Can a script exploring some truly deep questions about human sexuality and emotions be any shoddier and wooden?Read Full Review »