Metacritic reviews

The film is terrific: smart, sexy and funny.

If you have already begun to suspect that Something Borrowed may be something less than the sum of its parts-all of which do indeed seem borrowed from other movies and TV rom-coms too numerous to mention-you are right.

It's clear that Something Borrowed finds it easier to tell us about relationships than to show us them under way.

As horrific as Something Borrowed is, it's compelling in its own sick way.

Doesn't so much borrow from other movies as settle into a comfort zone of raising provocative questions regarding love, commitment and marriage only to dismiss them with a brush of a hand as so much dandruff.

Try as she might, Hudson can't turn Darcy into a three-dimensional character: She's astonishingly easy to dislike, but not nearly amusing enough in what could have been an unforgettable camp performance.

This rom-com certainly has something old, something borrowed and something blue-the something new, however, is MIA.

Thank heavens Krasinski, at least, had the screenwriter's ear. He makes every one-liner land. "The Hamptons are like a zombie movie directed by Ralph Lauren."

Soul-sucking romantic comedy.

Something Borrowed is a romantic comedy in which absolutely no one deserves to end up happy.