Metacritic reviews

The Dutch born Janssen sparkles serenely.

Brightly sidesteps the cliches that cling to the genre like barnacles and reinvents a lot of the old moves.

It's sharply chiseled but not cynical, and that's a delicate line to walk.

I also thrilled to identify with a male lead (Jon Favreau) who's as brilliant and crazy and self-absorbed as Woody Allen or Albert Brooks but whose self-absorption doesn't shape and color everything else in the movie.

Janssen proves herself an actress of delightful range.

Flimsy little comedy unworthy of its portentous title.

It comes down to a pair of appealing performers in a series of bad-relationship skits.

Might be fun for younger teenagers who want to be reassured that people in their 30s still behave like younger teenagers.

There's nothing worse than a sub-par Woody Allen knockoff.

All solipsistic jaded-Cosmo patter.