Jet Lag (2003) Critic Reviews

Rather wonderful to sit through. It's fluff with flavor. And a cell phone. Read the full review

It's a pleasure to encounter a confectionary love story in which a man and woman of age and experience discover feelings that youth, more and more, has a patent on in Hollywood.Read the full review

It's got a subtext but not a subplot.Read the full review

For those who have a penchant for talky subtitled romantic comedies, this one has its charms, but is probably more worth seeking out once it's on video than during its (probably short) theatrical life.Read the full review

Minor whimsy of a film.Read the full review

A peppy romantic trifle from France that rises above the mundane on the strength of its beautifully detailed lead performances. Read the full review

As a credible love story, though, the film never leaves the runway. If you're a fan of these actors, you may want to look up Jet Lag when it comes out on video, or catch it on an Air France flight while flirting with the passenger in the next seat.Read the full review

Jet Lag is sort of a grown-up version of "Before Sunrise"...The difference between the two films is sort of depressing. Read the full review

In Jet Lag, Jean Reno is pressed into leading-man duty, with depressingly mediocre results.Read the full review