Love in Space (2011)

50% of critics liked it
(6 reviews)
35% of users liked it
(99 ratings)

Love In Space is an ensemble romantic comedy that follows a mother and her three grown daughters as they juggle their assorted love lives. Each woman is successful in everything except love - until they unexpectedly encounter new romances in Beijing, Sydney and even on the moon. -- (C) China Lion

Rating, Runtime: PG, 1 hr. 43 min.
Directed By: Tony Chan, Wing Shya
Written By: Lucretia Ho
Genres: Comedy, Romance

In Theaters: Sep 9, 2011 Limited
Studio: China Lion Films

Critic Reviews

Daniel M. Gold, New York Times
Just when America's trade balance needs all the help it can get from Hollywood's global entertainment dominance comes the latest challenge to its supremacy: a China that can make chick flicks.
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
Silly and slapsticky, "Love in Space" is too busy devising absurd set pieces to develop the characters or make their mutual attractions plausible.
V.A. Musetto, New York Post
We're used to seeing Chinese costume dramas with Gong Li and action thrillers in which warlords do battle on horseback. But a Hollywood-esque rom-com set in China? That's a surprise.
Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times
Though it doesn't exactly have pretensions toward the rhythms of real life, the film does nail the breezy movie feeling of a buffed-and-polished romantic comedy.
Doris Toumarkine, Film Journal International
Delightful, visually delicious rom-com involving the amorous tribulations and triumphs of three young couples should hit the Asian market bull's-eye as well-known Chinese cast and word-of-mouth perk and further fuel interest.
Bill Weber, Slant Magazine
A trio of paper-thin plots spun into a cutesy shard of stale ribbon candy.