Cameron Crowe's "Elizabethtown" is a kind, gentle little movie with an optimistic, smiling soul. I liked this movie: I liked the people it introduced to me and I liked the places it took me. And in ...

Drew Baylor is a wildly successful athletic shoe designer for Mercury Sportwear until his world is turned askew when one of the shoes he designed is accused of having a design flaw. Mercury announces ...

A list of the klutzy things in “Elizabethtown”: Susan Sarandon’s role; Orlando Bloom’s charm-free performance; most of Kirsten Dunst’s dialogue; the decision to have a character express her grief ...

If you liked "Garden State," you'll loathe "Elizabethtown." In both films, the twenty-something characters find themselves at a loss in life, return to their hometowns, stumble upon love, and ...

As a disc jockey, Cameron Crowe is pitch perfect. He selects soulful, slightly obscure songs from voices you know, belting out messages of melancholy and hope. As a moviemaker, Crowe is losing his ...

Film critic Bob Mondello offers his opinion on the new movie Elizabethtown. Director Cameron Crowe's romantic comedy, set in Elizabethtown, Ky., stars Kirsten Dunst, Orlando Bloom and a large ...

Cameron Crowe’s “Elizabethtown” and Gore Verbinski’s Chicago-shot “The Weather Man” will provide the big-name bookends to this year’s Chicago International Film Festival, which runs Oct. 6-20. Parent ...

Elizabethtown (2005) - Cameron CroweDuring an outrageous memorial for a Southern patriarch, an unexpected romance blooms between a young woman and man. Sometimes I feel like Cameron Crowe only makes ...

This line is delivered by Claire (Kirsten Dunst) in Elizabethtown, during one of her many conversations with Drew (Orlando Bloom) as she helps pull him out of despair. After losing his job and feeling ...

To swallow "Elizabethtown" without experiencing a sharp tummy cramp of disbelief, you have to accept Orlando Bloom as a tormented soul. Why, the boy is so emotionally hobbled he can't respond to the ...