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All Critics (13) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (4)
Having begun as a well-meaning but uneven mix of medical melodrama and fraught love story with whimsical accessories, it finally locates its heartbeat.
Beautifully played and powerfully moving, despite the sugary clichés.
Lynne Renew and David Parker's script is based on a wonderful premise, but the resulting film is uneven, straddling adult drama and family-friendly tear-jerker without doing either well.
It's melodrama, but powerful, with insights into the way cancer changes lives. I howled. Take Kleenex.
The very moments that the film goes wilfully off-topic prove to be its undoing.
Matching Jack has a squirmy kind of emotional truth to it. It's funny, but it's not a comedy.
If Matching Jack were a telemovie, I'd be tempted to switch off.
Matching Jack's conclusion is a hopeful one (some may say thankfully) but it's much too tidy and rushed, a pure cookie-cutter Hollywood happy ending that betrays the realistic, at times poignant portrayal of childhood terminal illness that came before it.
While its premise is a painful one, this warm, surprisingly funny and deeply touching film never feels maudlin.
A gripping melodrama that explores a complex set of relationships amidst the intensity of deadly illness
Eliciting superb performances from her lead actors, Tass delivers a potent drama about human relationships and vulnerabilities
This is the first feature Nadia Tass has directed since Amy in 1998, and she brings great sensitivity to a moving story.
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