The word “drama” isn’t one normally associated with the comedic Smith, but it’s certainly something he can add to his repertoire considering his expert handling of the dramatic moments in “Jersey Girl.” It’s important to note, however, that it’s not 100 percent drama; the film is as hilarious and upbeat as fans have come to expect from Smith, only this time the jokes are propelled by words as opposed to, say, a monkey. Think of it as a more anchored “Chasing Amy,” without Jay and Silent Bob and, instead of being about the love you’ll never have (a man and a lesbian), it’s about the love everyone can have—a father and his child.