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Martin & Orloff

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Reviews Counted:17

Fresh:8

Rotten:9

Average Rating:5.2/10

Rated: Not Rated

Runtime: 85 mins

Genre: Comedies

Theatrical Release:Nov 7, 2003 Limited

Synopsis: Featuring the stars and humor of the sketch comedy troupe THE UPRIGHT CITIZENS' BRIGADE, MARTIN AND ORLOFF is a similarly absurdist and episodic comedy. Martin Flam is an advertising executive with... Featuring the stars and humor of the sketch comedy troupe THE UPRIGHT CITIZENS' BRIGADE, MARTIN AND ORLOFF is a similarly absurdist and episodic comedy. Martin Flam is an advertising executive with a ridiculous job: to come up with wacky mascots for various corporate commercials. After he attempts to kill himself, he is placed in the care of Dr. Eric Orloff, a glib, seemingly uncaring psychiatrist who leaves in the middle of their first session together to attend a softball game. As Martin begins following him around, demanding that Orloff complete their session together, the doctor goes to increasingly absurd (and comical) lengths to avoid his newest patient. MARTIN AND ORLOFF features supporting roles and cameos by such cult comedians as Amy Poehler, David Cross, Tina Fey, and Jeanine Garofalo. [More]

Starring: Matt Walsh, Ian Roberts, David Cross, Amy Poehler

Starring: Matt Walsh, Ian Roberts, David Cross, Amy Poehler, Janeane Garofalo, Andy Richter, Rachel Dratch

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Full Review Source: Film Threat | comment Comment
12/06/05
Film Threat

Provides a fairly steady series of laughs thanks to the fully committed performances by the two stars and the sheer brazenness of its humor.

Full Review Source: Hollywood Reporter | comment Comment
11/14/03
Frank Scheck
Frank Scheck
Hollywood Reporter

A refreshing, original departure from junk like Starsky & Hutch.

Full Review Source: Planet Sick-Boy | comment Comment
03/07/04
Jon Popick
Jon Popick
Planet Sick-Boy

The saw about the shrink who's crazier than his patient gets a workout here, but it's given a likable spin by both of the leads.

Full Review Source: Oregonian | comment Comment
03/05/04
Marc Mohan
Marc Mohan
Oregonian

Even though this film swings for the fences but doesn't quite connect, Martin and Orloff is still a solid double off the wall.

Full Review Source: Film Threat | comment Comment
11/03/03
Merle Bertrand
Merle Bertrand
Film Threat

Grows on you, as does stress-inducing, carefree Orloff on bemused Martin.

Full Review Source: Boston Herald | comment Comment
05/08/04
Paul Sherman
Paul Sherman
Boston Herald

Sure, it's not much more than a 'sketch after sketch' presentation, but one can forgive an aimless narrative when the gags are this unexpectedly funny.

Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com | comment Comment
11/12/03
Scott Weinberg
Scott Weinberg
eFilmCritic.com

The movie and its players have a natural, matter-of-fact sense of comedy. It doesn't rub our faces in its jokes.

Full Review Source: Boston Globe | comment Comment
05/07/04
Wesley Morris
Wesley Morris
Boston Globe
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While there are some inspired moments of merriment, the overall product leaves much to be desired.

Full Review Source: FilmJerk.com | comment Comment
11/23/03
Edward Havens
Edward Havens
FilmJerk.com

Unless you find kicks in the groin hilarious, the lunacy here is considerably more tired than inspired.

Full Review Source: New York Daily News | comment Comment
11/07/03
Elizabeth Weitzman
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News

You'll chuckle at least once during the proceedings -- but probably not much more than that.

Full Review Source: Chicago Tribune | comment Comment
01/15/04
Ellen Fox
Ellen Fox
Chicago Tribune

One of the few films you could call wildly uneven and the filmmakers would still consider it a compliment.

Full Review Source: Detroit Free Press | comment Comment
05/14/04
John Monaghan
John Monaghan
Detroit Free Press

Despite lightning cameos by Tina Fey and dependably hilarious David Cross, this extended riff on an Analyze This theme flogs each jolting gag into SNL-style unconsciousness.

Full Review Source: Village Voice | comment Comment
11/04/03
Laura Sinagra
Laura Sinagra
Village Voice

Martin & Orloff might have worked as a 10-minute sketch, but Lawrence Blume's low-budget feature quickly wears thin.

Full Review Source: New York Post | comment Comment
11/07/03
Lou Lumenick
Lou Lumenick
New York Post
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A more accurate title: Measly & Awful.

Full Review Source: Film Threat | comment Comment
11/16/03
Phil Hall
Phil Hall
Film Threat

An occasionally savvy farce that suffers from attention deficit disorder.

Full Review Source: New York Times | comment Comment
11/06/03
Stephen Holden
Stephen Holden
New York Times
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Suffocated by self-conscious absurdism, this in-joke of a movie is moribund.

Full Review Source: Boxoffice Magazine | comment Comment
11/03/03
Susan Green
Susan Green
Boxoffice Magazine
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05/08/04
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