Producers :
Bridget Johnson, Michael Costigan, Bruna Papandrea, Michael London, Bill Block
Writers :
Mark Poirier
Critic Reviews
Grade
USA Today - Claudia Puig : Though it features witty dialogue and good performances, the plot contrivances keep it from being an altogether winning enterprise. more...
C+
Seattle Post-Intelligencer - William Arnold : ...engaging... more...
B
San Francisco Chronicle - Mick LaSalle : ...the movie gets bogged down in the formula conventions of romantic comedy, and in the process, it loses all honesty. more...
C+
ReelViews - James Berardinelli : The main problem with Smart People is that it never breaks new ground. more...
B-
New York Post - Lou Lumenick : ...Ellen Page and Thomas Haden Church steal Smart People right from under the noses of its ostensible stars, Sarah Jessica Parker and Dennis Quaid. more...
B
Los Angeles Times - Carina Chocano : The film is the kind of observational comedy that should be enjoyed while there's still a chance. more...
B
Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman : ...a small, sharp, and pleasingly literate comedy... more...
B
E! Online - Matt Stevens : ...scores high marks for its intelligence, wit and fine cast but slips a grade for remaining as aloof as its main character. more...
B-
Chicago Tribune - Geoff Berkshire : If you thought 'Juno' was impressed with itself don't go anywhere near this one... more...
B-
Chicago Sun-Times - Jim Emerson : ...fairly intelligent, mildly amusing and clinically depressed. more...
B-
Total Reviews:
3
Average Rating:
3 Comments
Rachel says @ Saturday - April 19,2008
An intelligent movie for the intelligent film viewer that could possibly mirror real life.
A good movie for everyone. The acting was excellent and the interaction among the character were very real. The character of Thomas Haden Church made the movie enjoyable.
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