Jack and Jill vs. the World

Name: Jack and Jill vs. the World
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: April 11, 2008

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Lantern Lane Entertainment | Release Date: April 11, 2008 | PG-13

Summary: Jack is a 30-something advertising exec in New York City who lives a life forged from routine. He is successful, stylish, and entirely bored...until he meets Jill. In her 20s, fiery, and adorable, Jill enters Jack's life like a hurricane. They meet and instantly connect, launching into a romance. Together they write a "Manifesto of Rules toJack is a 30-something advertising exec in New York City who lives a life forged from routine. He is successful, stylish, and entirely bored...until he meets Jill. In her 20s, fiery, and adorable, Jill enters Jack's life like a hurricane. They meet and instantly connect, launching into a romance. Together they write a "Manifesto of Rules to Live By," beginning with "Rule 1 – Be Honest." But after too many instances of Jill's disappearing, Jack forces Jill to reveal her secret. (Lantern Lan/Urbantone Media Group)… Expand

Director: Vanessa Parise

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance

Rating: PG-13

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Sam Sweet

More farce might have served the film well; as Parise draws from a playbook of medical melodrama and romantic-comedies clichés, her moral about living outside the box becomes harder and harder to swallow. Read full review

Peter Debruge

Parise no doubt intends the pic's attention to the disease -- plus animal adoption and fair trade coffee -- to be socially enlightening, but it feels suspiciously like sympathy-mongering. Read full review

Robert Abele

Bubbly to the point of indigestion and mechanical about ticking off the romantic trajectory. Read full review

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