Only You

"Only You" plays more like a pleasant travelogue than an involving film.

[D]espite the lovely Italian locales and a relatively appealing cast, the film is far too cloying for all but the most sentimental tastes.

If it seems implausible that a young woman on a teacher's salary would be able to sport designer clothes and stay in posh pensiones all over Italy, well, who is a reviewer to quibble with ``destino''?

Movies like Only You and its obvious model, Sleepless in Seattle, are less true romances than they are collections of romantic signifiers.

Jewison knows exactly where the laugh and welling-up buttons are that will hook the audience into this middle-class fairy-tale-come-true, and has smartly cast it with engaging personalities.