Very, very good things.

The Daily Beast wrote: “Long Shot… calls on political satire in a rom-com in a way that no movie since The American President has, owing as much to Veep as it does to the Richard Curtis classics we love, like Notting Hill or Four Weddings and a Funeral.”

The Wrap wrote: “The playful chemistry exuded by Theron and Rogen really drive home that opposites-attract connection: Rogen’s off-kilter charm and jocularity pair well with Theron’s elegance and wit.”

For IndieWire: “Charlize Theron’s workaholic Secretary of State exudes power and intimidation with her every move, putting Rogen’s overbearing journalist-turned-speechwriter in his place even as they fall in love; in the process, she injects this formulaic movie with fresh bite.”

This Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen rom com proves that the genre isn’t dead