Easy

Weinstock's screenplay takes too many shortcuts, never letting the characters emerge as people in their own right, rather than as a collection of carefully assigned character traits.

[Weinstock] does an impressive job of capturing the brave messiness of single life, or at least of 20-something dating.

The movie ends on exactly the right note, but it hits a lot of bad ones on the way.

It is a lively, idiosyncratic romantic comedy, funny and sexy but with a strong serious streak.

There's much too much going on here, enough for an entire season of a TV sitcom, which Easy should have been in the first place.

Weinstock takes you down a well-trod path in romantic comedy, but her characters are smart and funny, the twists are unexpected and, for once, a romantic triangle is presented realistically with the choice a woman must face being anything but easy.

A few chuckles and an attractive cast of capable actors can't overcome a scattered script that travels well-worn indie territory.

... tries to coast on this surface of quirks and cute details, but Weinstock's perfunctory direction stumbles over her attempts at humor and sabotages her performers.

The movie has some nice character work and quite a few good laughs to offer.