New in Town

Yawn.

Crap

how can they think the same topic will work again ??

Movie’s dumb but not offensively so. Somehow it’s the poster I find offensive. Because it looks like Newtown, CT. Can someone talk to their marketing people? I know it came out before the tragedy but still

Tapioca

En büyük aşklar kavgayla başlar. Klasik, güzel bir romantik komedi. Müzmin bekar Lucy, bir şirket işi için taşraya gider ve orada hayatında eksik olan şeyleri bulur. J.K. Simmons'ı zayıf haliyle bildiğimden tanıyamadım. Ted'den Luke Danes havası aldım ve Renee ile uyumlarını başarılı buldum. Blanche çok tatlıydı. Komik, yüzünüzde tebessümle izleyeceğiniz, vakit geçirilebilecek kısacık bir film.

Watchable, despite a host of pretty clunky scenes. Zellweger is pretty one-note and the chemistry with Connick Jr is a flop. But the bonding with the rural community and salvation of their jobs is a decent driving force behind the story. How did J.K. Simmons go from this to Whiplash?

New in Town--lightweight romcom though it may be--is brave enough to at least acknowledge that faith, for many people, is important. It's not preachy. Indeed, it is often (uncomfortably) irreverent. But it does show faith as a part of daily life--both as a foundation for who you are and a propulsion system for who you want to be. And there's something to be said for that, donchaknow (pluggedin.com)

Managed to hook me on a free to air broadcast on a sleepy Friday night, but then offered nothing more than passing the time. Best avoided.

Mildly amusing rom-com that relies heavily on Zellweger's acting skills. I'd rather see this than cartoon-violence, though.

One of many burdensome tasks required of the viewer of this fish-out-of-water love story. The toughest of all: caring about any of the characters in this smug, check-off-the-boxes comedy.

It's just... nothing.

Typical fish-out-of-water story that, as far as I know, went straight to video, with typical northern mid-west stereotypes. Still, not without entertainment value. Of course, I watched this right after, "My Best Friend's Girl" so just about anything would have been an improvement.

Rarely has Hollywood populism been so transparent.

"Like the odious stepchild of Fargo, New in Town gleefully offers up citizens of rural, snowbound New Ulm, Minnesota as a collection of funny-speaking, Jesus-loving, tapioca-making misfits deserving of nothing less than outright mockery." - Nick Schager

Not a disaster, but not really worth watching either

Utterly predictable and terribly written and directed, though surprisingly watchable. Poor Zellweger. Her acting chops deserve much, much better.

It's not exactly painful to watch but it is just...blah?

Full of awful cliche's and totally predictable. If you like this sort of forced romantic slop the you'll love this. However of you want to watch a film with and semblance of originality, wit or humour, or even a film where the ending cannot be predicted after the first 5 minutes then you'd best give this crap a swerve. Also Renee really needs to get down McD's and get herself some Big Macs, because she's looking a tad on the thin side!

heart warming story

not bad. not deep, but amusing and you can watch it with your HS kids without fear of embarrassment.

fresh and funny

Cute...not really New Ulm, but eh?