Rolling Stone: PETER TRAVERS
RS 615 
(Posted: Apr 17, 2001)


"Before long, Lydia and Parry are double-dating with Anne and Lucas at a Chinese restaurant. Overcome at being in the presence of his beloved, Parry sings an inappropriate Groucho Marx song, "Lydia the Tattooed Lady." In an inspired stroke, Williams warbles this ribald ditty as a love ballad. As the camera slowly pans back, we see Lucas and Anne, who are also caught up in Parry's sweet fervor. In detailing the interlocking stories of these four unlikely lovers, the film finds its heart."