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Watch Ruby Sparks Movie Online No Survey Calvin (Dano) is a young novelist who achieved phenomenal success early in his career but is now struggling with his writing - as well as his romantic life. Finally, he makes a breakthrough and creates a character named Ruby who inspires him. When Calvin finds Ruby (Kazan), in the flesh, sitting on his couch about a week later, he is completely flabbergasted that his words have turned into a living, breathing person. -- (C) Fox Searchlight R Release Date Ruby Sparks Jul 25, 2012 Limited
Actors For Ruby Sparks
Paul Dano,Zoe Kazan,Elliott Gould,Chris Messina,Annette Bening,Antonio Banderas,Steve Coogan,Alia Shawkat,Aasif Mandvi,Toni Trucks,Deborah Ann Woll,Jane Anne Thomas,John F. Beach,Eleanor Seigler,Emma Julia Jacobs,Wallace Langham,Rightor Doyle,Eden Brolin,Michael Silverblatt,Mary Jo Deschanel
Genres Ruby Sparks : Drama,Comedy
User Ranting Ruby Sparks : 3.7
User Percentage For Ruby Sparks : 76 %
User Count Like for Ruby Sparks : 31,792
All Critics Ranting For Ruby Sparks : 7.1
All Critics Count For Ruby Sparks : 166
All Critics Percentage For Ruby Sparks : 79 %
Review For Ruby Sparks
Sometimes it's worth surrendering to cinematic enchantments, and Ruby Sparks makes a pretty good case for its own magic. Elizabeth Weitzman-New York Daily News Sure it's been done before -- man brings ideal woman to life -- but not quite like Ruby Sparks. And that sets this film up to be a smart and romantic low-key comedy that goes beyond expectations. Linda Barnard-Toronto Star If the result feels like a Pinocchio story that spends too much time with Geppetto, or a takedown of narcissism that never breaks free of what it's critiquing, Dano nonetheless makes Calvin compelling company. Justin Chang-Variety Kazan winds up indulging in the very wish-fulfillment she initially sets out to deconstruct. Ann Hornaday-Washington Post Ruby Sparks flirts with preciousness and has less fun with its premise than it could have, but that's because it's actually a gently touching metaphorical drama about the real essence of love. Owen Gleiberman-Entertainment Weekly Ruby Sparks might have been more fun if Cal were written to be expansive instead of a worrywart in the middle-aged Matthew Broderick mode. David Edelstein-New York Magazine Directed by the team behind the equally quirky-but-heartwarming Little Miss Sunshine, it's never quite the biting satire you may expect, aiming rather for a Michel Gondry vibe. Dave Golder-SFX Magazine It's a refreshing take for a rom-com, and when you add in a healthy dose of humour, it makes for an enjoyable and intelligent treat. Matt Neal-The Standard The hit and miss nature of Ruby Sparks is a surprise given it's from the same duo that brought us Little Miss Sunshine. Sam Bathe-Fan The Fire Ruby Sparks feels like the best Woody Allen movie Woody Allen never made. Norman Wilner-NOW Toronto Screenwriter/actress Kazan's theory seems to have been that if she's going to write herself a part, she might as well make it a crackerjack one. Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)-St. Paul Pioneer Press Even with the draggy pacing, though, the actors and the central idea are so good that Dayton and Faris never lose us completely. Perry Seibert-TV Guide's Movie Guide It tackles the idea that people in a relationship will often try to remake the other person in their image. Some of the twists are more obvious than others, but it has just enough charm (mostly from Kazan herself) to skate by. Eric Melin-Scene-Stealers.com It may be directed by the pair that gave us "Little Miss Sunshine," but what makes this one work is writer Zoe Kazan, who doubles as the female lead. James Plath-Movie Metropolis far too derivative of other angsty independent romances that it failed to keep my attention Kevin Carr-7M Pictures Displaying a self-confidence that would put Muhammad Ali to shame, Kazan has cast herself as her real-life boyfriend's fantasy woman. Andy Lea-Daily Star A sprightly, slightly twisted take on the romcom genre. James White-SFX Magazine The movie's funny for the first half-hour. But thereafter it stumbles like someone trying to find their way out of a hall of mirrors. Philip French-Observer [UK] The picture offers worrying commentary on male stereotypes of femininity and on the gender's domineering tendencies. Donald Clarke-Irish Times [B]arely distinguishable from other similar tales of young men who need a schooling in the realities of not being a selfish jerk, with one glaring exception: ... this one is all about teaching Calvin that -- spoiler! -- women are people. MaryAnn Johanson-Flick Filosopher