If you need to spot the narcissist lurking behind a friend or lover, this Maria Tomei bonbon may be just instructional romcom you’re looking for. She's great. The movie not so much.

Tomei is undeniable, and she and Bravo forge an easy, believable chemistry as mother and daughter. That bond, and the gorgeous boutique hotel where much of the film takes place, are the biggest draws here.

At times this got too contrived and it doesn't gel in a lot ways

For those who find the saccharine happily-ever-afters of Hallmark and Lifetime fare just a bit too twee and rote, but want that same kind of cinematic comfort food that centers a different kind of love, You’re Dating A Narcissist! will scratch that itch.