Down to You

Name: Down to You
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: January 21, 2000
Duration: 91 min
Rating: 13
Cast: Freddie Prinze Jr., Julia Stiles

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Miramax Films | Release Date: January 21, 2000 | PG-13

Starring: Freddie Prinze Jr., Julia Stiles

Summary: A young man (Prinze) wins and loses his first serious love (Stiles) and looks back three years after they broke up.

Director: Kris Isacsson

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 91 min

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Peter Stack

A pleasant addition to the time-honored genre of terminally cute youth romance movies, roughly equivalent to staring at a saccharine greeting card for a while. Read full review

Robert Dominguez

Just another cutesy, rather toothless comedy about the pitfalls of first love. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

No one expects a light teen romance to be "Madame Bovary," but this is Colorforms filmmaking. Read full review

TNT RoughCut Graham Verdon

Ah, young love. It can be quaint and heartwarming, but is largely inconsistent and painful -- kind of like this movie.

Brendan Kelly

Something oddly appealing about this mushy romantic tale, but first-time feature writer-director Kris Isacsson doesn't have the skills to raise it far above its formulaic foundation. Read full review

Lisa Alspector

Prinze and Stiles regularly talk to the camera, but that doesn't make their characters self-aware. Read full review

Marc Savlov

The confusion it mistakes for true soul-searching is about as realistic a look at the politics of youthful attraction as one of those "Did somebody say McDonald's?" commercials is a look at mainstream American family values. Did somebody say McCheese? Read full review

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BubbaS.

Feb 12, 2006

Stellar. Soul-touching. It will move you to the depths of your very being.

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lizT

Jul 28, 2005

I love this movie!!!

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KritiK.

Nov 28, 2006

Pretty cute love story. Nothing wrong with watching a slightly dull movie at times. The love scenes are really sweet!

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KrissyR.

Nov 14, 2005

I saw a lot of teen movies in high school, and this was on the very top of the heap of craptasticness. The only thing from keeping me leaving such a boring/unoriginal/flat movie was the fact I paid $6 bucks. If I could PLEASE get those 2 hours of my life back, I'd feel like I lived I saw a lot of teen movies in high school, and this was on the very top of the heap of craptasticness. The only thing from keeping me leaving such a boring/unoriginal/flat movie was the fact I paid $6 bucks. If I could PLEASE get those 2 hours of my life back, I'd feel like I lived just a little bit more. Whatever happened to great romantic comedys driven by excellent dialogue, a la "When Harry Met Sally?"… Expand

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