‘E.T.’s girlfriend and the Mac Guy ooze a laid-back, goofy charm through their pore-less skin,’ The Washington Post ‘s Michael O’Sullivan writes. By Eric Ditzian Drew Barrymore in “Going the Distance” Photo: Warner Bros. I’ll go ahead and say it: I really liked “Going the Distance.” Frankly, I’m surprised more early viewers didn’t, as the Drew Barrymore comedy is currently at a meager 49 percent freshness at the Rotten Tomatoes review aggregator. What else do we want in our romantic comedies, people? I’ll surely sound like a PR flack for saying this, but “Going the Distance” has something for everyone. It’s got the aw-shucks love story, realistically drawn central characters, some fabulously raunchy supporting players in Charlie Day (“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”) and Jason Sudeikis (“Saturday Night Live”), a plot that really does manage to avoid rom-com clich
