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Frameline33 – Brendan Peterson
Hollywood je t’aime is delightfully funny, hugely entertaining and unlike anything you’ve ever seen.

LA Splash.com, June 22
Eric Debets plays angst really well and Michael Airington portrays drag queen Norma’s empty-nest syndrome beautifully.

Alternative Film Guide, June 21
Debets’ remarkable, understated comic performance would have done Jacques Tati proud, while the colorful characters that populate this unglamourized LA are all beautifully played by a top-notch supporting cast that includes Chad Allen as an HIV-positive pothead, Diarra Kilpatrick as a gorgeous transvestite sex worker, and Michael Airington as a sweet-and-sour drag queen.

The Hollywood Reporter, June 24 – Stephen Farber
…it has enough pleasing vignettes to win us over..the same tasty spirit as Woody Allen's many homages to Manhattan…Lead actor Debets has an appealing deadpan presence.

Gordon and the Whale dot com, June 22 – Kate Erbland
Bushman does have a real eye for truth and humor.

Variety, June 30 – Peter Debruge
Jason Bushman knows his niche aud, offering a polished crowd-pleaser likely to rank among the year's more popular gay pics.
…it's easy to imagine a sequel continuing Jerome's adventures abroad…

Movie Net News.com, July 1 – picked up from Peter Debruge’s review
“A polished crowd-pleaser likely to rank among the year's more popular gay pics.”

Herald de Paris, July 1 – picked up from Peter Debruge’s review.
A polished crowd-pleaser likely to rank among the year's more popular gay pics.

Alternative Film Guide, July 2 – Andre’ Soares
The tale of a Frenchman befriended by a handful of social outcasts while looking for Hollywood stardom, Hollywood je t’aime turned out to be a quirky, funny, touching revelation.

Shadows of the Web UK - June 28 – Rich Cline
The film is likeable and often very funny, but also recognizes the dark side of things.

Examiner.com, July 9 – Mike Szymanski
This one is a major must-see.

OHLALA Mag.com – July 9
Weird, wild and ultimately beautiful, writer-director Jason Bushman's debut feature will make you fall in love with LA all over again.

Santa Monica Mirror, July 9 – Lynn Bronstein
Jason Bushman’s film is a good example of how Hollywood might do gay romantic comedies.

FilmThreat.com, June 27 – Eric Campos
…juicy man on man action...worth checking out…

SBCC Film Reviews, June 25 – Byron Potau
The gay and lesbian community has in writer/director Jason Bushman’s Hollywood Je t’aime a film that they can be very proud of.
This film is a surprisingly fresh and funny light comedy…

Spoutblob.com, June 24 – Karina Longworth
Unfolding with a fluid dream logic, je t’aime pulls off a magic act of translating the milieu of mid-90s Gregg Araki into a mostly sunny comedy with the sweep of a movie with budget exponentially larger.