Bruce Greenwood is especially praiseworthy as [Geoffrey]. He starts off somewhat dorky looking with slicked back hair and a slight mechanical manner; then, with a minimal rearrangement of his hair, he becomes the ideal sensitive man, and finally, when he's erased part of his programming in a romantic attempt at suicide, he loses control of his limbs and jerks around in a most alarming way.
Visions Autumn/95

Harrold - as romance scribe, Tanner - pitches her acting to the needs of the hypothetical framework and in so doing makes actions viscerally real. Also, Greenwood as cyborg Geoffrey is a compelling Frankenstein's monster gone futuristic, who knows not what he does despite his all-too-human facade.
Hollywood Reporter 10/12/94

It's hard to believe this is the same actor who gave the Genie-nominated performance as a grieving father in Atom Egoyan's 1994 critical and commercial success Exotica. Still, Greenwood hams it up nicely as an android purchased by a romance novelist (Kathryn Harrold) stung too many times by real men that she opts for the artificial version.
The Vancouver Province 5/2/95

Rapport between Harrold's lonelyhearts romantic and Greenwood's synthetic Romeo is so appealing that viewers may root for them to find happiness in this bizarre mixed marriage.
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