My Big Fat Greek Wedding

"Not a film given to straying too far from the pre-ordained rom-com path then, but an enjoyable prattle of the sexes nonetheless."

"The result feels a little over-egged at times and the love match lacks chemistry, but Ian's whistlestop induction into a different style of language, food, drink, dress and dancing allows a few good one-liners."

"An amiable, offhanded comedy about ethnic identity and last-chance romance."

"It's enjoyable, with a cracking performance from Michael Constantine as Toula's father Gus, a robust Greek nationalist who claims that any word in common usage has a Greek root, including "kimono"."

"Warm-hearted in the way a movie can be when it knows its people inside out."

"The kind of romantic comedy you wish you saw more often: funny without resorting to gross gags, warm without being too sentimental and with characters that are loveable rather than stereotypes."