<human>: understandably, critics would bash a teen movie that actually has serious problems, like making the protagonist seem like a sappy little child, or making the protagonist look like an overweight middle-aged man. the big problem with chris klein is that he's not funny, and while he may be able to switch from dramatic to comic relief, he often looks like a mature man. hartnett and sobieski demonstrate a remarkable amount of depth and believability in their work despite being heavily cliched and spouting love letters to their mothers. although the scripts are heavily reminiscent of beloved children's books, the actors and director make powerful and moving images with beautiful music and great young actors. critics would understandably bash teen movie that actually has serious problem ; it will admit its hugely sexy protagonists and make you feel like a pamphleteer if they make work involving powerful images and beautiful music, and young actors are impressed by the critical praise for teen movies.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?