Return to Me

Duchovny and Driver have distinctive good looks and they both combine attractiveness with talent and intelligence. Best of all, they possess that essential quality all screen lovers must have: terrific chemistry.Read Full Review »

It is what it is, without apology or compromise. It made me smile a lot.Read Full Review »

A top cast, guided by actress Bonnie Hunt in her directing debut, mixes comedy and corn with savvy.Read Full Review »

Duchovny is rather endearing and Driver's absolutely enchanting.Read Full Review »

Almost seems like a godsend in this age of romantic-comedy schmaltz.Read Full Review »

If Return to Me is ultimately too bland and safe, it'll nevertheless serve as a calling card for Hunt's future directorial projects.Read Full Review »

She (Hunt) is perfection even when her movie falls a little short.Read Full Review »

But there is a satisfying, old-fashioned "Moonstruck" sensibility at work, one that will be appreciated by folks who like their beef corned and their movies cornier.Read Full Review »

First-time director Bonnie Hunt pays slavish adherence to the Nora Ephron rules of assembly for the prefab rom-com.Read Full Review »

In the second half the film meanders into all the danger areas one might expect: predictable plot twists, tearful separation scenes between the lovers, and even a joyful reunion in Rome.Read Full Review »