Critic Reviews

• Wally Hammond, Time Out

  A heavily contrived, undemanding and often funny mainstream Paris-set comedy-drama.

• Lisa Nesselson, Variety

  Remains in conventional (if enjoyable) movie territory from start to finish.

• Enrique Buchichio, Uruguay Total

  (...) Es el tipo de película sobre la cual no puede decirse nada demasiado positivo ni demasiado negativo. A veces está bueno ir al cine sabiendo que no hay que esperar más que eso.

• Anthony Quinn, Independent

  Proof that the French can make romcoms as annoying as ours.

• Tim Robey, Daily Telegraph

  Prominent base notes of chauvinism and insincerity here.

• Karl French, Financial Times

  A stilted, intermittently winsome story.

• Peter Bradshaw, Guardian [UK]

  A sugary romcom from France, thin on characterisation but carried off with a certain brio.

• Leigh Singer, Film4

  A jaunty, very funny comedy juiced up by a light touch and crack timing from two perfectly matched lead actors.

• Ann Kelly, BBC

  Every now and then the wry character-comedy that I Do could have been peeks out, only to be kicked in the head by - say - a cringeworthy fake bondage scene.

• Kevin Harley, Total Film

  The old gender-tussle tune is played lightly and wittily, with a streak of mischief peppering any risk of schmaltz.

• Anna Smith, Empire Magazine

  Charming performances make this an easy watch.

• Anton Bitel, Eye for Film

  Perhaps, buried in all of this, there is meant to be some comment on the emasculated state of modern man -- but really it is the film itself that comes off half-cocked.

• Urban Cinefile Critics, Urban Cinefile

  Family relationships are in the spotlight in this pull-me, push-me tug of war of emotions that tackles all our differences head-on. It's funny and sweet.

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