1. Instead of cool twenty-something irony, Smith startles us with raw emotional honesty.
2. Funny, fearless... and profoundly moving. Never did I ever think I'd come away from a Smith film with a lump in my throat.
3. ...rivals a 1930s screwball comedy -- although the subject matter certainly does not.
4. tackles issues and explores situations that many other filmmakers have shied away from
5. Even when its young, uncertain characters appear to be in danger of talking (and whining) themselves to death, there's something genuine and charmingly naive about their attempts to make sense of their feelings.
6. Although [Smith's] dialogue is often witty, he still relies on blunt sexual humor to get his point across.
7. Work of such fierce intelligence and emotional honesty that it blows away the competition when it comes to contemporary romantic comedy.
8. With their matching hipster goatees and deadpan cynicism, Affleck and Lee evince the easy rapport of old buds.
9. Slowly, like a latent teen pulled against his will into adulthood, Kevin Smith is growing up. But he's not growing quietly.
10. There is a lot of frank conversation about the technical aspects of sex between women, but Holden and Banky are written more like sniggering eighth graders than inquisitive adults.

What is a brief summary of the following reviews?
Chasing Amy explores gender roles, sexual mores, and the limits of friendship with a mixture of sensitivity, raw honesty, and director/screenwriter Kevin Smith's signature raunchy humor.