/agree, The Brothers Bloom was an absolutely charming movie. I'm a fan of Adrian Brody, and Rachel Weisz was brilliant.
When the movie was first released they put out the first 7 minutes as a marketing thingy - it gives a good feel for the movie without giving anything important away:
http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2275541529/
Edit - Also, these are the same guys who make Brick, which is one of my favorite movies.
Edit again - Also, the little boy who plays Stephen (the older brother) in that clip also plays Max in Where the Wild Things Are. He's one to watch I think.
The Brothers Bloom
A story of two brothers (Adrian Brody, Mark Ruffalo) who are con men, and their last con to swindle a rich young introvert (Rachel Weisz). I'm not much for writing plot summaries so you can just read it here http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844286/
I'd never heard of this movie until I saw previews for it on some other movies I watched recently. I just happened to look through the On-Demand movies on TV and saw this, so figured what the heck. I really enjoyed it. The plot is complex enough to keep you guessing but doesn't leave you confused. Adrain Brody is great in his role, and Mark Ruffalo really looks like a con man (which actually annoyed me a bit for some reason). Rachel Weisz is good as well; I liked her in the Mummy movies too. They have this asian sidekick named Bang Bang who is fun as well.
I guess it's a romantic comedy, but there's hardly any romance scenes in it so it's not quite 'chick flick' material. It's not very fast-paced, but that doesn't bother me. Another thing I really enjoyed about it was the setting and the costumes. The story takes place in modern times, but the characters, especially the brothers, dress like it's... actually I'm not even sure what era they dress like. The 1920s maybe.
Unless you're looking for something action-packed, I recommend it.
