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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Liv Tyler is a very particular talent who has sometimes been misused by directors more in love with her beauty than with her appropriateness for their story. Here she is perfectly cast. Read full review
Smith is looking more and more like a developing major talent, so it could be years until we get a handle on this movie's legacy. The film is not only defensible as a cute one-shot, but also as a positive sign for the future. Read full review
Smith stumbles setting up dramatic confrontations and strains credibility a time or two with implausible moments. Read full review
Affleck is modest and engaging, which keeps the movie out of "Gigli" territory. But it's close. Read full review
A bland slab of sentimental hokum that proves even the most smart-alecky of indie auteurs can turn warm and fuzzy on occasion. Read full review
The film's overall construction is faulty. Its dramatic situations ring consistently false, and the story is phony as anything off the Hollywood assembly line. And yet, it's sincere phony. Read full review
For some four fifths of its length, Jersey Girl is as square as a turnpike-diner place mat. Read full review
The filmmaker drowns his trademark edgy stew of smutty humor, stiff acting and dime-store insight into human nature with a gravy of glutinous bathos, making for a singularly unpalatable dish. Read full review
Despite that frisson of naughtiness and the occasional smile, Jersey Girl is overall too bland to hold our interest. Read full review
Sadly, Mr. Smith has made a movie so false and blatantly icky that it's the film equivalent of making goo-goo noises and chucking a baby under the chin for 103 minutes. At the end, all you're left with is drool and a mountain of baby powder. Read full review