The GuardianIf you've got severe daddy issues about the man who discovered Kajagoogoo, Transformers scribes Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Or...
Rolling StonePeople Like us is saved from melodramatic quicksand by live-wire acting from a touchingly vulnerable Chris Pine and a heartb...
New York Daily NewsIts hard sell wears you down and draws you in, even as you know you're being manipulated.
San Francisco ChronicleIf not for the icky air of incest, Pine and Banks would make one fine-looking couple.
The New York TimesThe performances, especially Ms. Banks's Frankie and Ms. Pfeiffer's Lillian, partly compensate for the holes in a story whos...
USA TodayThe movie's soap opera quality undermines its efforts to tell a family saga with much believability.
New York PostOne of those "heartfelt" dramas that was obviously dreamed up to win awards but fell short and is instead being dumped befor...
Wall Street JournalIt seems ridiculous to dance around plot details when the movie allows the audience to get ahead of the story and to stay th...
FirstShowingIt's the kind of film that would normally get lost in the shuffle early in the year, but feels cozy as a summer release.
Chicago Sun-Times"People Like Us," a good-hearted and well-intentioned film, depends on a movie device we could name The 90-Minute Delay.
Chicago TribuneKurtzman has learned much about how to engineer a blockbuster, and how certain cuts, lighting, music cues, etc. can. With a ...
Entertainment WeeklyIt's there in the use of vinyl albums as signifiers of integrity. For all that, Pine and Banks are just good enough to sugge...
Film School RejectsIt’s adorable, the cast is entirely pleasant, and Chris Pine in particular shines in what could have otherwise been a film t...
Hollywood ReporterDramatic manipulation and an overworked style still allow some genuine emotion to seep through in a story about half-sibling...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Alex Kurtzman
Writer: Alex Kurtzman
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Cast: Elizabeth Banks, Chris Pine, Michelle Pfeiffer
Release: June 29, 2012
Writer: Alex Kurtzman
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Cast: Elizabeth Banks, Chris Pine, Michelle Pfeiffer
Release: June 29, 2012
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