Review by Harvey Karten, and links to other reviews of the movie.

"In Kissing Jessica Stein, a neurotic, bookish Jew who is unlucky in love meets a hip shiksa hungry for sexual adventure - as in Annie Hall meets You've Got Mail."

"Same-sex romance, a controversial topic in movies millions now alive can still remember, is a lifestyle choice in Kissing Jessica Stein."

By Christy Lemire (Associated Press). "Funny, warm movie falls short of its potential."

Movie review that looks at the theme, plot and problems with the film.

Review by Rob Vaux, who calls it a "bright, winning romantic comedy."

"Nestled in a cozy spot between Neil Simon shtick and an episode of Friends, the indie comedy Kissing Jessica Stein finds a very pleasant niche all its own."

Visual film review including, credits, trailer and discussion of spiritual themes.

Reviewed by Silverado.

"The plot is familiar but the writing is unsually fresh, funny, and at times moving. Why can't Jessica find a nice guy? Is it because she is seeing a nice, and smart, girl? Heather Juergensen and Jennifer Westfeldt wrote and star in the film based on their own play chronicling the ups and downs of a straight woman who meets the bisexual Ms. Right."

""Kissing Jessica Stein" is a smart romantic comedy with both an original and interesting storyline, and with believable three-dimensional characters."

By Stephanie Zacharek

By Jeffrey M. Anderson.

"It's Bridget Jones's Diaries meets You've Got Mail with a bit of a twist. And so far, it's the best movie of the year."