Mini-Review: Fever Pitch offers up a Hollywood-ised courtship as formed in and around the Red Sox's game-changing '04 season, wherein characters have less a relationship than a simple sharing of symbolic sacrifices that may make you feel warm and fuzzy, but lack real-world weight. Mr. 3000 was more romantic about sports and, well, romance, with greater depth and narrative nous than the Farrelly Brothers' perfunctory diversion through kisses and hits.
Mini-Review: The Wedding Singer's pleasant, amiable stuff, much unlike a lot of its star's vehicles. At the same time, the underutilisation of the facet (Sandler's character's brief flirtation with cynicism) that might have made it a higher-level dramedy makes you pine for a movie that might have been. Though good, the film suffers at least a little from the curse of rom-com inevitability.
Mini-Review: It's a trip; a ride.