Finding You

"[A] gentle breeze of a film, whose uneven story is kept aloft by the uplifting lead actors." 

"The scenery’s gorgeous; Redgrave and Bergin are pros; Tom Everett Scott is fittingly gross as the selfish stage dad; and Goodacre has some charm. But the film forgot to graft a personality onto its protagonist" 

"'Finding You' is full of discoveries, like a smartly assembled cast and the beauty of Ireland (...) [It] works both for families seeking out faith-based films and for those who aren't interested." 

"It lacks the personality and dramatic stakes to interest adult viewers (...) Even as an amorous daydream, 'Finding You' is dated and generic" 

"Rehashing 'Notting Hill' for millennials, with middling results (...) [It] is never able to find its own heart" 

"There are no real surprises here, except maybe one. It would never work, Finley warns us, and it seems she might as well be talking about this cornball movie. But thanks to something ineffable (...) 'Finding You' kinda, sorta does (…) Rating: ★★½ (out of 4)" 

"It's a harmless distraction, and the cast is likeable and attractive enough, in a teenage magazine kind of way. But there's not much here"