ENTERTAINMENT
July 17, 2009 | By Denise Martin
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is billing his new movie, "(500) Days of Summer," as "an anti-romance," a cinematic riposte to the "silly and dismissible" romantic comedies that Hollywood has been making and marketing to lonely hearts for decades. The whimsical and bittersweet tale about a regular guy hopelessly smitten with a girl who doesn't quite share the sentiment unfolds in a nonsequential narrative style that jumps forward and backward over the 500 days of their doomed relationship.