- By Kevin Jagernauth
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- July 25, 2012 10:56 AM
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- 1 Comment
Six years in a long time. Back in 2006 when Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris' "Little Miss Sunshine" got huge buzz out of Sundance before hitting theaters, Steve Carell was just entering the third season of "The Office." Paul Dano was probably still best known as that guy from "The Girl Next Door." And when the little indie movie that could made its way into the Best Picture race, it was facing off against "The Departed," "The Queen," "Babel" and "Letters From Iwo Jima." It seems a lifetime ago. And while the directors had various projects brewing that never quite came together since then, their sophomore effort "Ruby Sparks" has been worth the wait. Penned by Zoe Kazan, and starring the actress alongside her boyfriend Paul Dano, it's a film that finds the directors once again flexing their comedic muscles, while also finding new notes and textures we haven't seen from them before, all in a hugely enjoyable and entertaining film.
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Congratulations! I didn't write that part.
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Haha. Harsh. I think he meant a great eye for visuals but I see your point.
Haha. Harsh. I think he meant a great eye for visuals but I see your point.
The typically mindless Toro hate is ALL OVER this piece. I am guessing he wrote "The evoking of