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It's a challenging genre to take on - one in which it's difficult to deliver surprises or present complex characters - but Stamm has acquitted himself well.

The film's weakness is that it nicely sets the scene for an existential crisis but treats it so lightly that we are not quite invested enough.

While it's good to learn from your own mistakes, it can be significantly funnier to watch someone else's.

As an example of pretentious filmmaking, Dear Wendy scores high marks.

Grenier displays an effortless charisma.

Despite being occasionally misjudged, Travis' film maintains its sparkle and warmth thanks to its outstanding leads and sparky script.

Despite dealing with some very heavy issues Palka has a surprisingly light touch, levening the more bleak moments with some rich, dark comedy.

Less psychological and more formulaic than his previous feature, this is still relentlessly entertaining.

Hawke’s writing is hot on the money, as close as you know to the false bravado and insecure hope of a lost boy.

The film deserves five stars for Pacino's performance alone, but relies too heavily upon him.

Rom coms can damage your health

For all the postmodern presentation, every emotion here ultimately rings true, and there are enough great ideas, oddball characters, amiable performances and big laughs to ensure that this remains a cult favourite.

If you cared, you would weep. But you don't. You scream.

The surface detail may be uncanny, but there’s a truly different film under the skin here.