refreshing and inventive; Finn Wittrock and Zoe Chao's chemistry is undeniable, floating the film on their endearing charm; The soulful, comforting sentiments at the core of Basilone's feature are really what ring true
it's thoughtful, intimate, and wonderfully executed; with strong characters and a twist that meaningfully adds to their story, "Long Weekend" is an engaging romantic tale that offers a satisfying journey
it's hard to tear down a film this earnest and competent; Finn Wittrock and Zoe Chao are undeniably well-cast here, capable of turning pretentious dialogue and an onslaught of niche pop culture references into relatable, human conversation
Finn Wittrock and Zoe Chao are a winning duo in sweet romantic comedy; Wittrock and Chao have a winning natural chemistry that makes you believe, even as questions abound and overwhelm the thinking side of your brain
a sweet but undercooked sci-fi romance; "Long Weekend" is so narrowly enchanted by the idea of meeting someone who might save your life that it only bothers to explore it in the most literal terms
a sly charmer; Clever enough to not take his plot too seriously while fully indulging in its sentimentality, the filmmaker has crafted an undeniably feel-good romantic comedy. You'll have to try hard not to fall under its spell
a movie about one such cloying pair, "Long Weekend," is nearly derailed by lovey-dovey irksomeness, but it's rescued by a clever twist; Stephen Basilone's ending is deeply satisfying, though, and comes together in a sharply plotted, moving way
"Long Weekend" is a real charmer; in the modest but completely engaging new film, Finn Wittrock and Zoe Chao, do not disappoint in making this sci-fi spin on a well-worn and often-tired genre sparkle for most of its 91 minutes
"Long Weekend" is a nice little gem of escapist entertainment that keeps us guessing until the very end; Bart and Vienna are beautiful together and wouldn't it be something if this was all real and not just a fantasy