| Critics Reviews |
Average Grade: |
C+ |
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| Source |
Brief Review |
Grade* |
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris |
"An elegant spin on a romantic carousel." more... |
A- |
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips |
"Despite some awfully smart actors, Benton¿s movie made me long for a few interrupted sentences and the occasionally conflicted character." more... |
C |
Entertainment Weekly
Owen Gleiberman |
"...far too cloyingly pleased with its own humanity." more... |
C |
filmcritic.com
Paul Brenner |
"Kinnear's Bradley is the heart of the film." more... |
B |
Hollywood Reporter
Michael Rechtshaffen |
"An undemanding but poignant contemporary take on the state of the heart." more... |
B |
Los Angeles Times
Carina Chocano |
"...free of catharsis and is neither funny nor sad." more... |
D |
New York Post
Lou Lumenick |
"You can see better stuff on TV any night of the week." more... |
D |
New York Times
Stephen Holden |
"...a hollow contrivance masquerading as a wise and witty contemporary gloss on A Midsummer Night's Dream." more... |
ReelViews
James Berardinelli |
"Feast of Love's greatest strength is that it's about people and involves universal emotions. It's not great art but it is enjoyable soap opera." more... |
B |
San Francisco Chronicle
Peter Hartlaub |
"May not be an Oscar contender, but it's still a very good movie." more... |
B+ |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Bill White |
"...little more than high-class soap opera." more... |
C+ |
USA Today
Claudia Puig |
"Greg Kinnear is a highlight as a kind man whose open-heartedness doesn't always translate to luck in love." more... |
B- |
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