The Broken Hearts Gallery

It's fun, but its desperate desire to be liked eventually wears you out.

There's enough style and, um, heart in Krinsky's ultra-romantic vision to carry the film through.

A glossy but spirited Gen-Y romantic comedy imbued with the wit and spunk of its young star.

Viswanathan... shows, as she did in previous roles in "Blockers" and "Bad Education," that she's among the most talented performers of her generation. She's only in need of a project at the level of her artistry.

It's totally charming. A very traditional, throwback romantic comedy.

Debut writer/director Natalie Krinsky's script is full of zingers and its empowering message about resilience make her comedy just the ideal film to see right now.

It was the feel-good burst of fun that I needed during this year and I will proudly voice my love for the film.

The Broken Hearts Gallery is tooth-numbingly sweet, just like all the great rom-coms that have come before it. It’s the kind of movie that makes the world seem a little brighter.

As the lead of The Broken Hearts Gallery, Viswanathan elevates the movie as a strong and memorable character. Her performance is confident and engaging and brings an energetic presence in every scene.

Viswanathan is such a winner that The Broken Hearts Gallery is able to overcome whatever other problems it has.