Down To You
Baseline watchable, but not really the fluffy romance the poster (or stars) imply – there’s an irritating vacuousness to Prinze and Stiles’ characters that make the screenplay’s attempts to take them seriously fall flat on their face, and while the notion of exploring the sometimes ugly ticks of a committed relationship is an interesting one, these characters are just the wrong fit as a case study. As always, Prinze and Stiles are likable performers, and drop-ins from Winkler are always welcome (even if he feels spirited in from the lighter, rom-com version).
Mini Review: Baseline watchable, but not really the fluffy romance the poster (or stars) imply – there’s an irritating vacuousness to Prinze and Stiles’ characters that make the screenplay’s attempts to take them seriously fall flat on their face, and while the notion of exploring the sometimes ugly ticks of a committed relationship is an interesting one, these characters are just the wrong fit as a case study. As always, Prinze and Stiles are likable performers, and drop-ins from Winkler are always