Love Hurts' poor reception is surprising for many reasons. First and foremost, Quan has garnered quite a bit of fame recently following his return to acting in 2022's Everything Everywhere All At ...

“Love Hurts” marks Ke Huy Quan’s first-ever leading role, as realtor Marvin Gable. It also marks his first film role since his Oscar-winning turn in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” ...

“Love Hurts” may present interesting action sequences, but it falters, maybe even fails, regarding everything else it is expected to deliver.

Love Hurts starring Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose is great when it's an action-comedy, but Love Hurts stinks when it trie to be anything else.

“Love Hurts” markets itself as a Valentine’s Day-centric kung fu parody and that’s precisely what it delivers. No, it’s not particularly nuanced, deeply innovative, original, or ...

Ultimately, “Love Hurts” fails to deliver on what could have been an intriguing premise. Instead, it gets too caught up in useless subplots and relies on unsuccessful throwaway humor to save itself.

“Love Hurts,” however, is an Elmer’s glue effort of slopping together wackiness and idiocy like a popsicle stick and googly eyes. It’s the perfect date night for a couple looking to break up.

‘Love Hurts’ Review: Oscar Winner Ke Huy Quan Gets His First Starring Role, and It’s Woefully Underwritten Reviewed at AMC the Grove 14, Los Angeles, Feb. 5, 2025.

The dreary, derivative and punchless action comedy “Love Hurts” is proof that a movie can have an 83-minute running time and still seem like a slow-motion slog.

LOVE HURTS. Directed by Jonathan Eusebio. Written by Matthew Murray, Josh Stoddard, and Luke Passmore. Starring Ke Huy Quan, Ariana DeBose, Marshawn Lynch, Daniel Wu, Cam Gigandet, ...

Love Hurts features a whole lot of clever, hyper violent, well shot, fight scenes that owe a lot to classic Jackie Chan films. They’re over-the-top and brutal.