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Catch & Release

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Theatrical Release

January 26, 2007

DVD Release

January 26, 2007

Studio

Sony Pictures

Rated

PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Directors

Susannah Grant

Actors

Jennifer Garner, Timothy Olyphant, Sam Jaeger, Kevin Smith, Juliette Lewis

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"quote from the wife 'if they kiss right here it will really ruin the movie'. kiss kiss"

- spooon, gave it a 2/5

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- Bulin, gave it a 3/5

"I enjoyed this movie! (Kevin Smith was funny, and I thought Juliette Lewis did a great job too.) The people you think you know? Yeah...maybe you can never really know everything about them!"

- *sueki*stargazer*, gave it a 4/5

"This movie was good"

- smallville, gave it a 4/5

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Additional Information

Jennifer Garner's lips grow more Angelina-esque every year. In the romantic comedy Catch and Release, Garner (Alias, 13 Going On 30) plays Gray Wheeler, a young woman whose fiance dies unexpectedly before the wedding, leaving Gray unable to afford her home--so she moves in with her fiance's best friends, Sam (Kevin Smith, director of Clerks and Dogma) and Dennis (Sam Jaeger, Lucky Number Slevin). But the presence of another old friend named Fritz (Timothy Olyphant, Deadwood) leads to the unveiling of a secret: Gray's fiance had a child with another woman. Catch and Release lacks the clear story structure that most romantic comedies are built on, but trades it for a richer sense of the ambiguities of human relationships. Garner, though lovely and personable, is a bit bland--fortunately, she's surrounded by actors with all kinds of edges, including Smith (who shows an unexpected and uncloying earnest side), Fiona Shaw (from the Harry Potter movies) as the fiance's grieving mother, and Juliette Lewis (Cape Fear), who demonstrates once again her powers as a fearless and surprising actress. Catch and Release is an uneven movie, with a remarkably elegant visual style that sometimes clashes with the workmanlike dialogue, but it can't be written off as the same old Hollywood claptrap. Though a happy ending is inevitable, the path it takes has some surprising turns and flashes of unexpected emotional depth.-- Bret Fetzer