1. If you enjoy more thoughtful comedies with interesting conflicted characters; this one is for you.
2. Tadpole's wafer thin sensibility is matched by its appallingly shoddy digital video look.
3. Tadpole may be swimming into risky territory, but it's delightfully easy to swallow.
4. This breezy romantic trifle isn't nearly as clever as it imagines itself to be, but it's smart enough not to take itself too seriously.
5. Celebrated at Sundance, this slight comedy of manners has winning performances and a glossy, glib charm that's hard to beat.
6. Shot on digital video for $150,000 in only 14 days, director Gary Winick keeps it light -- but not stupid.
7. The surprise of this short and inexpensively made indie (originally shot on digital video) is its authority and good cheer.
8. Overcomes its visual hideousness with a sharp script and strong performances.
9. Tadpole is a sophisticated, funny and good-natured treat, slight but a pleasure.
10. Shot in just two weeks with a hand-held digital camera, the movie often looks frayed around the edges. Yet it has a soulful heart and a clear grasp of its rarefied milieu.
What is the consensus?
Slight, but good-natured and witty.