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"[T] here was no time to be sad during the screening, because Waitress is such a joyous piece of cinema - a celebration of food, love, maternity, ensemble acting and of course the wonderful talent that was Adrienne Shelly."
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Viewed in the context of no context, Waitress is a light, breezy romantic comedy with a crackerjack cast and a certain degree of faux-Southern charm that never descends to cornpone mawkisness, and also has a whip-smart comedic sensibility in every scene.
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A tender, loopy, uplifting comedy about a young woman (Keri Russell) who finds herself transformed by a pregnancy she thought she didn't want, Waitress is the kind of film whose giddy festival debut usually proceeds uninterrupted through its theatrical release.
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The Reference: Nathan Fillion appears on "Saturday Cooking" to promote "Waitress" -- but he clearly has another project on his mind as he offers a few pie recipes of his own.
Pretty Much Every 'Firefly' and 'Serenity' Webcomic Reference Ever (We Think) 2006
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A talent wasted in TV comedy dreck, Griffith is great on the recent "Waitress" - shows what he could've been doing for years.
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In "Waitress" -- which has 91% positive reviews -- the woman is in an abusive marriage and expresses great bitterness toward the unborn child.
Archive 2007-06-01 Ann Althouse 2007
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The film follows the efforts of John and Aileen Crowley of Princeton - played by Brendan Fraser of "The Mummy" and Keri Russell of "Waitress" - to save their two young children, Megan and Patrick, now 13 and 11, respectively, who are diagnosed with Pompe disease.
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When a terrific little feature comes out of nowhere, though -- a film like "Lars and the Real Girl," or "Waitress" -- we feel grateful, and intensely protective, as if it's our personal treasure that no one else appreciates fully.
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He resolutely addressed himself to the judgment of Rosemary Roselle's second paper, his lighter thoughts drowned in the ascending dark tide of his temperament It was called Our Waitress, and an instant antagonism for the entire South and its people swept over him.
The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917
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The Waitress is a waitress with a drinking problem who has a name that nobody knows.
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