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Submarine: Film Review

10:21 PM PDT 10/14/2010 by Ray Bennett, AP

Joe Dunthorne's delightfully idiosyncratic 2008 novel "Submarine" is the kind of book that almost never is made into a film of matching quality. Richard Ayoade's movie "Submarine" is a sublime exception.

TORONTO -  Joe Dunthorne's delightfully idiosyncratic 2008 novel Submarine, in which a smart and eccentrically gifted 15-year-old muses about school, girls, movies, parents and life in general, is the kind of book that almost never is made into a film of matching quality. Richard Ayoade's movie Submarine is a sublime exception.

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