Ny Daily News: Though you'd never know it from recent examples, a decent romantic comedy should be easy to find. After all, what do we really need? Likable leads, a beautiful setting and a script that follows a reliable formula without feeling overly formulaic. Case in point: Gary Winick's "Letters to Juliet," a $12 trip to Tuscany that's cheerfully undemanding, but doesn't insult our intelligence.
