Ruby Sparks is a fantasy about how a young, famous writer named
Calvin Weir-Fields (Paul Dano) causes a character from his book to
appear in real life. The character is called Ruby Sparks (Zoe
Kazan). At first when Calvin is writing, some girly items
start appearing out of nowhere, such as a pair of panties or a bra.
When a room mate asks Calvin about these items, he claims that the
dog must have stolen them from the next door neighbor. But a little
while later, all of a sudden Ruby is there in the flesh and Calvin
has a difficult time adjusting to her sudden appearance. At a couple
of points in the movie Calvin resorts to caveman-like behavior,
picking Ruby up like a sack of potatoes or writing some more stuff
just to make her sing and dance for him. Will Ruby be set free
or will she remain a prisoner of Calvin's imagination? Tune in and
find out. Three stars.
This movie ranks as Little Or No Violence because it has only 2
violent scenes in it. A woman throws a drink in a man's face and
then fights with him and there is a violent slasher movie being
shown on TV, complete with blood and guts. There was no smoking in
this movie.
The previews include: somewhat violent previews for the possibly too
violent movie The Perks Of Being A Wallflower and The Master as well
as nonviolent previews for The Sessions, Won't Back Down and Les
Miserables.
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