The Perfect Match

The Perfect Match looks and sounds increasingly like a romantic comedy created out of secondhand memories, vaguely described or poorly translated.

While its title suggests a narrower focus, "The Perfect Match" is largely an ensemble rom-com, and a pretty enjoyable one.

As if to make up for the predictable main plot, The Perfect Match is bogged down with a slew of uninteresting B-stories.

There is a welcome (and surprising) layer of complexity running through the film that makes it a little bit more than your standard fare. The likable and funny ensemble helps too.

"The Perfect Match" is a romantic comedy by default, and mostly everyone involved is asleep at the wheel.

Woodruff, a music-video specialist with a filmography full of retreads ... has mostly made another one here.

It's more like cold garbage; it's harder to swallow.

This movie was like Entourage: Love Edition.

The Perfect Match would have been better off as a straight-to-DVD release.

The script is trite and stilted.