100 Film Threat | Brad Laidman To me, Say Anything is without a shadow of a doubt the most rewarding, funny, and likable romance of the last twenty years. It heralds the decency of romantic love against the gears of a cold, grinding mechanical world. Read full review
100 Entertainment Weekly | It all comes down to one scene: John Cusack, standing at dusk, boom box aloft, blaring Peter Gabriel's ''In Your Eyes'' outside Ione Skye's window. This, friends, is what rapturous, heartrending, soul-spinning love is all about. Read full review
100 Chicago Sun-Times | Roger Ebert That such intelligence could be contained in a movie that is simultaneously so funny and so entertaining is some kind of a miracle. Read full review
90 Wall Street Journal | Julie Salamon [Crowe] knows how to shape a scene and he's never cheap with characterization; adults are permitted to be as complex as their children; a rare event in pictures. [18 May 1989, p.A14(E)] Read full review