Heartbreaker(L'arnacoeur)

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A romantic-comedy that packs charm, humour and warmth in spades.

The New Yorker by David Denby

Heartbreaker, which begins as a Hollywood-style caper and turns into a romantic comedy, is no more than a luxurious trifle. But it is also enjoyable for the vast difference in temperament between its two stars.

Variety by Jordan Mintzer

Combining the glamour of "To Catch a Thief" with the ruckus of a Ben Stiller movie, TV vet Pascal Chaumeil's French Riviera-set intrigue stars Romain Duris.

Time Out by Joshua Rothkopf

Here's a film that definitely wants to play Hollywood dress-up.

Los Angeles Times by Kenneth Turan

Slick entertainment is rarely as, yes, slickly entertaining as it is in Heartbreaker, a French romantic farce that is commercial cinema at its most successful.

Village Voice by Melissa Anderson

There's trouble in Paradis-and in a script that prizes frenzy over any actual feeling.

The A.V. Club by Nathan Rabin

Heartbreaker relies far too heavily on the charm and attractiveness of romantic leads whose chemistry is lukewarm at best to sell a groaning collection of rom-com clichés.

Entertainment Weekly by Owen Gleiberman

Heartbreaker is like a caper comedy meets "The Bodyguard" - it's winsome and accomplished fluff.

Movieline by Stephanie Zacharek

American romantic comedies have become so dismal over the past 20 years that it wouldn't be hard for even the Romanian film industry to show us up. I'm still waiting for the great Romanian romantic comedy (and hey, it could be out there), but for now, France saves the day with Heartbreaker.

Boxoffice Magazine by Wade Major

A whipsmart twist on a particular kind of romantic comedy.