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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Marshall's predilection for romantic fairy tales is much in evidence, though the comedy registers in a lower key than it did in such hits as "Pretty Woman" and "Runaway Bride." Read full review
An undemanding dramedy. Read full review
Hudson's sunny, ringlet-tossing appeal fits snugly into the film's happy-homemaker ideology: She makes caring for three kids she barely knows look downright glamorous. Read full review
The agreeable cast led by Hudson and Cusack manage to extract a handful of laughs from the forgettable dialogue, but at nearly two hours, the film goes on far too long. Read full review
Far from the worst cookie-cutter film to come off the Hollywood assembly line, merely the latest. Read full review
Almost nothing about Raising Helen rings very true, other than the camera's crush on Kate Hudson. Read full review
From beginning to end, we've been there, seen that. Read full review
A soft-hearted, squishy-minded prototype for a network sitcom, is mildly ingratiating but never laugh-out-loud funny. Even Ms. Hudson's intrepid radiance can't camouflage the premise's leaky foundation. Read full review
It's a question of tone, which jumps back and forth between airy-fairy romantic comedy and leaden family drama with the alacrity of a manic-depressive. Read full review
Despite Joan Cusack, whose comic spark earns the film its only star, Raising Helen is like tumbling into chick-flick hell. Read full review