Critic Reviews
| 75 |
San Francisco Chronicle
A joyous first feature by director Kwyn Bader, is a charmer.
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| 63 |
Chicago Sun-Times
The movie's problem is a fundamental lack of substance.
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| 50 |
San Francisco Examiner
There's more gymnastic yammering in Loving Jezebel than in a season of "Dawson's Creek."
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| 50 |
New York Daily News
All we get is the Oedipal nightmare of a mom, the flaky teddy-bear fanatic, the sexual vampire, and on and on.
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| 45 |
Mr. Showbiz
Captures the embarrassment of foreplay, but it could use a few lessons in the art of seduction
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| 40 |
The New York Times
Mr. Bader was lucky to get a good cast.
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| 40 |
Chicago Reader
A charming, albeit slightly overextended (even at 81 minutes) multiracial sex comedy.
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| 38 |
New York Post
Isn't as relentlessly vulgar or cartoonish as "The Ladies Man" - nor is it a whole lot more realistic.
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| 30 |
TV Guide
A romantic comedy that's trying its damnedest to be cute and endearing and might be more successful if it weren't built on a foundation of barely-concealed misogyny.
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| 25 |
Chicago Tribune
Loren King
Run-of-the-mill sitcom-y in its pedestrian writing and uninspired direction.
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| 20 |
LA Weekly
What's meant to be a colorblind story, plays up age-old stereotypes.
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| 20 |
Village Voice
An oafish wish-fulfillment wankfest.
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