In Bed with Victoria(Victoria)

Time Out London by Anna Smith

An amusing watch, this has a freshness and naturalism rarely found in the typically over-styled French romcom genre.

The Playlist by Bradley Warren

In Bed with Victoria is buoyed by irresistible performances on the part of the titular lead (Virginie Efira) and inevitable romantic interest Sam (Vincent Lacoste). It is their turns that imbue the film with its energy, even if its generic formula and social milieu is at times too familiar.

The Hollywood Reporter by Jordan Mintzer

Triet tempers her style a bit while upgrading her production values (especially the vivid and colorful cinematography of Simon Beaufils), resulting in a movie that can feel both original and somewhat conventional — a classic working girl rom-com with just enough kookiness to set itself apart from the pack.

Screen Daily by Lisa Nesselson

In Bed with Victoria (Victoria) has its moments but too often falls short of the “oomph” that renders a comedy special.

Variety by Peter Debruge

If anything, what Triet has done is demonstrate that people are allowed to be complicated — and at times contradictory. And the tidy Hollywood ending betrays the fact that Victoria’s problems have less to do with sorting out who’s in her bed than what’s in her head.