Avaliações do Metacritic

Such nourishing comedy. It satisfies every hunger, especially the irrational ones that seem to hit hardest at holidays: hunger for impetuous romance and for the reassuring warmth of family, for reckless abandon, and for knowing who we are and what we want. [16 Dec 1987]

In its warmth and in its enchantment, as well as in its laughs, this is the best comedy in a long time.

Most of the acting is as real and warm as the characters themselves. And the streets, shops, and living rooms of Brooklyn have never seemed more inviting. [29 Jan 1988]

A delightful surprise... Jewison does his best work in decades. [21 Dec 1987]

Carried by snappy dialog and a wonderful ensemble full of familiar faces.

The broad Italian family humor gets so thick at times that you could cut it with a bread knife.

Simply stated, it is difficult not to be swept up by this charming picture.

I enjoyed everything about Moonstruck except for its meandering mid-section. On cassette, with vino accompaniment, it may seem perfect. In theaters, with a diet drink, it still rates as the holiday sleeper. [18 Dec 1987]

[Cher's] never been better. [5 Jan 1988, p.22(E)]

Two cheery notes: Nicolas Cage, as the erring brother, shows surprising signs of life, and Cher, as the erring fiancee, confounds those who swore she was a remote-control robot. [8 Feb 1988]