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(1 - 10) of 10 OFCS Rating: 40% Rotten Page   1   "Each short ends with thoroughly telegraphed ironic twists. Sometimes the twist is that a star shows up at the end, as if we would be so shocked as to scream "oh my god, it's Christina Ricci!""   Examiner.com   Adam Lippe 2/4 "If at first you partially succeed, repeat the formula."   Slant Magazine   Andrew Schenker 2/5 "one more cultural artifact lost in translation"   Filmcritic.com   Chris Barsanti "Should have been called New York, I Sorta Kinda Like You but Only as a Friend, Okay?"   CinePassion   Fernando F. Croce C- "This love letter to the Big Apple has more than its share of worms."   One Guy's Opinion   Frank Swietek "Eleven short films exploring love, the ties that bind people together, and the manifold mysteries of human nature."   Spirituality and Practice   Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat "This isn't a film by and for New Yorkers, a series of love letters from hometowners and transplants; it's a shallow portrait sketched by casual admirers, outsiders looking in through cliché-tinted lenses."   The L Magazine   Henry Stewart 3/4 "Most of the segments are too short and slight to be considered more than inconsequential. They pass and are easily forgotten, although many of them boast O. Henry-style twist endings."   ReelViews   James Berardinelli B- "..worth the effort for the four pieces called out - Nair's is deep and playful at the same time, Attal's very well written and acted. Hughes' is perhaps the best example of the theme...while Akin's is the most visually inventive and mysterious"   rec.arts.movies.reviews   Laura Clifford 2/5 "You know that you are in a really bad omnibus film when it turns out that Brett Ratner's contribution is actually one of the better ones on display."   eFilmCritic.com   Peter Sobczynski  (1 - 10) of 10 OFCS Rating: 40% Rotten Page   1