Anderson ... resorts to all sorts of directorial tricks to sustain this shaky premise.

Unlike the typical Hollywood romance, its belief in happily-ever-after, even if it has to come from the fourth dimension, feels authentic. full review

The story isn't perfectly proportioned ... but it gets quirkier at the points where most romantic comedies go limp. full review

Its rampant oddness is certain to polarize audiences. full review

For a high-flown fantasy, it's surprisingly down-to-Earth.

The actors have enough appeal to keep it moving over the speed bumps. full review

The charm of Happy Accidents is that, like Ruby, we half-believe Sam Deed. full review

The low-budget Happy Accidents may be just the tonic for those in the mood for something quirky and low-key. full review

Conveying a certain amount of charm is key, and there is little in the schlubby presence of Vincent D'Onofrio. full review

The actors make a good team in this film, and they're playing well-defined characters, but the script is so repetitive that we get mighty impatient for the mystery to be resolved.

A cleverly resourceful mixture of romantic comedy and sci-fi time travel. full review

Has an engaging, light-hearted sweetness, clever plot and, amazingly, no special 4-D effects. full review

Anderson constructs a story where past and future converge to redefine present-tense romantic anxiety. And in so doing he offers a redefinition of love.

Doesn't have the negative qualities of many big-studio romantic comedies, but it doesn't quite take flight. full review

A warped kind of romantic comedy in which the whole is substantially less than the sum of the parts.

Happy Accidents is about as unconventional a romantic comedy as you're likely to find - the only problem is that the lackluster science fiction elements keep getting in the way. full review

The actors make it fun to watch. full review