the actors gift the film with the energy it needs to remain enjoyable. Still, there's only a small handful of scenes that qualify as truly funny, whereas the rest don't click as they come from less engaging subplots
it is lively, fast paced, charming and funny, and it showcases an especially delightful comic performance from Belgian and French cinema stalwart Olivier Gourmet
a delightful, buoyantly performed period comedy; it's the semi love triangle comprised of Rostand, Leo and Jeanne that spins out in twisty, unplanned ways, giving the story its charmingly stirring
"Cyrano, My Love" attempts to give the "Shakespeare in Love" treatment to the timeless French play "Cyrano de Bergerac," with shamelessly derivative yet undeniably entertaining results
by Robert Kojder [Flickering Myth ]
by Glenn Kenny [Roger Ebert ]
