The first time you see it, "Little Miss Sunshine" comes across as an amusing-but-unremarkable little movie that manages to liven things up just as you're attention threatens to wane. It's one of those movies that, when it's over, you suddenly realize it's actually pretty damn good, making you immediately want to watch it again. While often quite funny, it's not the broad farce promos make it out to be. Instead, it's a subtle, quirky story (with dark underpinnings) of a deceptively dysfunctional middle-class family who learns to appreciate each other. Best of all, it's the kind of movie that demands repeated viewings.