This is a movie which is charming because the lead actors all mesh well and the plot doesn't attempt to carry more than it's designed to. The plot is fairly simplistic, there's not much movement during the movie, not much "happens", but we get to see some folks interacting in largely believable and relatable fashion, even if there is the requisite minor absurdity necessary to kick off romantic comedies. It's really not quite a romantic comedy--the comedy is pretty light and the romance is too. It's mostly in the genre of "slice of life" mixed with a little romcom spirit.
Review of Juliet, Naked
