Office Romance (2026)

Webb finds the film undeniably funny, though its romance and some late developments are less satisfying. She especially praises Betty Gilpin’s scene-stealing performance and the film’s big, outlandish comic set-pieces.

Ehrlich finds the rom-com familiar and short on charm, wit, and chemistry, but says Lopez’s performance gives it reason to watch. He singles out Betty Gilpin’s reaction shots as the film’s funniest highlight.

Nelson suggests the film is unlikely to become a romcom classic, but finds it enjoyable. She singles out the fun everyone seems to be having as hard to resist.

The review finds the pairing oddly matched but endearing. It praises the leads’ frisky workplace-romcom chemistry.

The review calls the workplace romcom watchable. It singles out Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein as the central draw of its boardroom-and-bedroom setup.

Bastién finds the film briefly enjoyable but ultimately unsatisfying, arguing that Hollywood rom-coms need to evolve. She praises Jodie Whittaker as a highlight while criticizing the film for skimming over Jackie’s workplace challenges and emotional depth.

Han finds the rom-com underwhelming, with its office-work obsession crowding out a convincing romance. She praises Betty Gilpin’s sharply funny supporting performance, while noting that the leads’ chemistry rarely feels more than collegial.

Castillo finds the romantic comedy unfunny and unsatisfying, with a misogynistic premise that blocks its romance. She praises Betty Gilpin’s supporting performance as a source of energy amid the weak jokes.

Lee finds the romcom a lifeless, awkward genre exercise that struggles to match Jennifer Lopez’s charm. He praises Betty Gilpin for delivering the film’s only vaguely funny moments.

The critic finds the film polished and enjoyable, though its familiar genre machinery limits its complexity. Jennifer Lopez’s mature, assured performance and the chemistry between the leads are singled out for praise.

The review finds the film a pleasant, feel-good watch, though predictable and unlikely to linger in viewers’ minds. It praises Brett Goldstein’s warmth and chemistry with Jennifer Lopez as a key strength.

Hammond finds the film predictable and says its leads lack the chemistry a successful rom-com needs. He singles out the needlessly graphic birth scene as particularly over-the-top.