The Broken Hearts Gallery doesn’t rewrite the love-story rule-book but thrives on a mixture of snark and soul. The result is among the sparkiest romcoms of the year, and finds a new genre queen in Geraldine Viswanathan
it's not a bad romantic comedy; it's just not a particularly great one either; For a film about heartbreak, "The Broken Hearts Gallery" is a bit too glossy for its own good
"The Broken Hearts Gallery" will fit snugly on the shelf for tweens and teens as a source of comfort and maybe even empowerment, an ode to rebuilding, when the dissolution of a relationship leaves you feeling like a husk of yourself
"The Broken Hearts Gallery" is overflowing with charm and personality, making it exactly the kind of fun, feel-good romantic comedy needed right now; the whole cast truly comes together to make the movie as funny and compelling as it is
by Ryan Lattanzio [We Live Entertainment ]
