America's Sweethearts is a cute movie. It isn't formulaic and men will respond to the brand of humor, which bears a distinct Billy Crystal stamp. The film was good, but the ending was weak. It was cute, but somewhat awkward. We can predict where the love interests are headed, but some of the sub-plot remains vague until the end. Unfortunately, the final delivery falls a little flat. The debunking of Hollywood played nicely, and the romance doesn't overpower the film as a whole. Roberts is charming and earthy, Cusak vulnerable and very likeable. Catherine Zita Jones does not particularly shine, but then, she isn't supposed to. One gripe: stereotyping Latin Americans is bad enough without casting someone who overdoes the accent to make the mockery even worse. For offenses against the Latin Community and a limp ending America's Sweethearts loses a little heart, but it's actually a pretty cute movie.