Comedy-drama. Starring Amy Adams and Emily Blunt. Directed by Christine Jeffs. (R. 98 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) The play of emotion on Amy Adams' face is the main reason to see "Sunshine ...

Two of my favorite celebrity obsessions at the moment are Amy Adams and Emily Blunt, so it's without a doubt that I went into Sunshine Cleaning expecting a grand experience. Unfortunately what I was ...

Sunshine Cleaning (2008) is an American dramedy film. Directed by Christine Jeffs, Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) is a 30-year-old single unmarried mother and full-time house cleaner. Rose has a sister ...

Sunshine Cleaning (Overture Films) is a movie that the viewer is willing to forgive a lot for four very appealing reasons: Amy Adams’ perfectly round, Delft-blue eyes and Emily Blunt’s almond-shaped ...

Adams is Rose Lorkowski, a former head cheerleader and single Albuquerque mom who now reads daily affirmations (“you are strong”) on orange post-it notes on her bathroom mirror before going to work as ...

The tenderhearted Sunshine Cleaning begins with a woman named Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) reading a list of affirmations from Post-it notes. “You are strong,” she tells her reflection. “You are ...

Anyone who saw “Little Miss Sunshine” will feel a lot of the same buttons being pushed in “Sunshine Cleaning.” From the title to the blandly generic Western setting to the sight of Alan Arkin pairing ...

Amy Adams and Emily Blunt are two highly attractive, naturally funny actresses on the cusp of stardom so their pairing in "Sunshine Cleaning" as two lost souls is genius. With the right marketing and ...

“Sunshine Cleaning” is one of those movies that appears to have been sprayed with a thin Sundancey coating as it came off the assembly line, giving it just enough of an indie glow to attract the ...

“It’s just like cleaning up a house, but there’s blood there,” Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) explains nonchalantly to her younger sister Norah (Emily Blunt) in “Sunshine Cleaning,” the new film from the ...

If I were the producer of the hit 2006 indie-comedy Little Miss Sunshine and I wanted to repeat its success in a second film as efficiently as possible, I think I might include the word "sunshine" in ...