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 "Most of the dialogue made me want to pack raw dough in my ears."
-- Jeffrey M. Anderson, SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER
"Bread, My Sweet has so many flaws it would be easy for critics to shred it. It may even fall into the category of Films You Love to Hate. I admit it, I hate to like it."
-- Marta Barber, MIAMI HERALD
 "This charming little romantic comedy rose to the occasion, surprising me with a freshness and spice that I wasn't expecting."
-- Jeffrey Bruner, DES MOINES REGISTER
"The movie's relatively simple plot and uncomplicated morality play well with the affable cast."
-- Nick Carter, MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL
"Wonderfully charming romantic drama, with an excellent performance by (of all people!) Scott Baio."
-- Phil Hall, FILM THREAT
"The plot is straight off the shelf, the performances are television- caliber and the message of providing solace through deception is a little creepy."
-- Marc Mohan, OREGONIAN
"Bella is the picture of health with boundless energy until a few days before she dies. This is absolutely and completely ridiculous and an insult to every family whose mother has suffered through the horrible pains of a death by cancer."
-- Steve Rhodes, STEVE RHODES' INTERNET REVIEWS
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"It may scream low budget, but this charmer has a spirit that cannot be denied."
-- Jeanne Aufmuth, PALO ALTO WEEKLY
"With so many bad romances out there, this is the kind of movie that deserves a chance to shine."
-- Doug Brunell, FILM THREAT
"Executed with such gentle but insistent sincerity, with such good humor and appreciation of the daily grind that only the most hardhearted Scrooge could fail to respond."
-- Robert W. Butler, KANSAS CITY STAR
"Me no lika da accents so good, but I thoroughly enjoyed the love story. Scott Baio is turning in some delightful work on indie projects."
-- Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone, THEMOVIECHICKS.COM
"Awkward but sincere and, ultimately, it wins you over."
-- Chris Hewitt, ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS
"Despite modest aspirations its occasional charms are not to be dismissed."
-- Jon Niccum, LAWRENCE JOURNAL-WORLD
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"Comfort food, pure and simple, and it's performed with conviction by a cast that finds the honest decency beneath the stereotypes."
-- Ty Burr, BOSTON GLOBE
"A touching, sophisticated film that almost seems like a documentary in the way it captures an Italian immigrant family on the brink of major changes."
-- Jonathan Curiel, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
"What makes the movie special is its utter sincerity."
-- Roger Ebert, CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
"Forgettable, if good-hearted, movie."
-- Ann Hornaday, WASHINGTON POST
"Enriched by a strong and unforced supporting cast."
-- Michael O'Sullivan, WASHINGTON POST
"The problem with The Bread, My Sweet is that it's far too sentimental."
-- Richard Roeper, EBERT & ROEPER
"Deep intelligence and a warm, enveloping affection breathe out of every frame."
-- Michael Wilmington, CHICAGO TRIBUNE
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