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The Time Traveler's Wife
This romance is based on a popular novel in which the comings and goings of a time traveler wreak havoc on his marriage.
Austin Chronicle 549 words
I never thought a movie about a guy trying to maintain a marriage while involuntarily time-traveling could possibly be worth squat.
Tucson Weekly 581 words
It might not be high art, but The Time Traveler's Wife is just what any sappy romantic could ask for.
Boise Weekly 588 words
Wife is the kind of film that inspires discussion, one that's ripe with possibility and poignant symbolism, but that's a credit to Audrey Niffenegger's tale, not the film. Everything that director Robert Schwentke and screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin bring to the table is a by-the-numbers detriment.
Orlando Weekly 528 words
Amy McAdams and Eric Bana are easy enough on the eyes to distract from the script's Grand Canyon-sized plot holes, but not enough to keep your mind off the insipid storytelling. Even from its gooey sentimental standpoint, The Time Traveler's Wife is two pints short of a gallon.
City Pulse 592 words
Niffenegger was an unfamous visual artist and maker of art books when she wrote The Time Traveler's Wife, which has sold about 2.5 million copies since 2003. Her new book, Her Fearful Symmetry, is due out September 29 from Scribner.
Chicago Reader 1028 words
It took art professor Audrey Niffenegger 14 years to complete her latest book, and she hopes readers of her best-selling The Time Traveler's Wife "will not be so startled" by her new illustrated novel "that they choke on their coffee."
Isthmus 1550 words
City Pulse 550 words
Tags: Garry Marshall, Valentine's Day
L.A. Weekly 3948 words
Shepherd Express 505 words
Tags: Edge of Darkness, Martin Campbell
Creative Loafing (Charlotte) 450 words
Tags: Scott Teems, The Evening Sun
Weekly Alibi 674 words
The Memphis Flyer 519 words
New York Press 774 words
Boston's Weekly Dig 572 words
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