What's Your Number? (2011)

All Critics (112) | Top Critics (32) | Fresh (25) | Rotten (83) | DVD (3)

This desperately seeking-laughs comedy stars Anna Faris, a comedian with a lot of quirk appeal, though little of it is on display.

September 30, 2011 Full Review

Lisa Kennedy

Denver Post

Top Critic

With her sweet ditz openness, honk of a voice, blonde pixie looks and absolutely fearless comic flair, Anna Faris should be a superstar. But no one's found the right bottle for her elixir.

September 30, 2011 Full Review

Tom Long

Detroit News

Top Critic

Lighting, camerawork, and editing are all a slapdash mess, one that further hinders the actors trying their best to get through this failed hookup of a comedy.

September 30, 2011 Full Review

Lisa Schwarzbaum

Entertainment Weekly

Top Critic

What's Your Number unavoidably plays like a mash-up of the recent romantic comedies that it should have beat to market.

September 30, 2011 Full Review

Karina Longworth

Village Voice

Top Critic

For comedy connoisseurs it isn't news that Anna Faris is a largely untapped treasure. The melancholy question that lingers on the way out of the vulgar yet retrograde What's Your Number? is: Whither Anna?

September 30, 2011 Full Review

Dana Stevens

Slate

Top Critic

Once again Anna Faris manages to be the best thing in another not very good Anna Faris movie.

September 30, 2011 Full Review | Comment (1)

Liam Lacey

Globe and Mail

Top Critic

What's Your Number? isn't necessary as a romantic comedy should be. It goes for the cheap way out at every turn and uses Faris as a punching bag for acquiring jokes.

February 11, 2013 Full Review

Benjo Colautti

We Got This Covered

Too similar to, and inferior to, "Bridesmaids"

January 6, 2013 Full Review

Roger Moore

McClatchy-Tribune News Service

While Faris is her usual, lovably offbeat self, she ultimately fights a losing battle against formula.

February 23, 2012 Full Review

Michael Dequina

TheMovieReport.com

Sometimes, underneath a film's 'R' rating for sexual content and foul language, lies a core of sweetness and warmth. Unfortunately, for the unsuspecting viewer who is used to the quality of, say, Judd Apatow comedies, this is not one of those films.

December 22, 2011 Full Review

Linda Cook

KWQC-TV (Iowa)

The film's satirical jabs at people addicted to Facebook and Twitter raises a few smiles in what is otherwise a straight-to-cinemas DVD release.

October 18, 2011 Full Review

Jim Schembri

The Age (Australia)

Anna Faris and Chris Evans have enough charm to almost pull this off. Almost.

October 13, 2011 Full Review

Clint O'Connor

Cleveland Plain Dealer

There is something really attractive about Anna Faris as Ally, she has that mesmerizing mobile mouth that distracts but her presence is actually totally winning. She's a klutz but a loveable one.

October 12, 2011 Full Review

Margaret Pomeranz

At the Movies (Australia)

Still, it's hard to dislike any vehicle for Faris -- the slob's Marilyn Monroe -- with her gift for dejection and her pliable face, which is like a hastily drawn cartoon.

October 12, 2011 Full Review

Jake Wilson

The Age (Australia)

If anything, it feels like 'What's Your Number?' is the worst version of what 'Bridesmaids' could have been. It just doesn't heart, and every joke feels completely forced and obvious.

October 11, 2011 Full Review

Jeff Bayer

The Scorecard Review

Fresh, funny and boosted by Anna Faris' superb comedic performance, this raunchy rom-com registers as a surprising delight.

October 11, 2011 Full Review | Comment (1)

Kate Quirk

FILMINK (Australia)

The film isn't great, but Faris is.

October 11, 2011 Full Review

Ariel Katz

The Vine

Like recent rom-com Friends with Benefits, it's the chemistry of the two leads that keeps it afloat. They just deserve better material to flirt around.

October 11, 2011 Full Review

Adam Bub

MovieFIX

Anna Faris can be cute and funny in the bubbly, ditzy, Goldie Hawn manner - as she proved in The House Bunny - but she's mostly shrill and irritating in lame chick flick What's Your Number

October 10, 2011 Full Review

Jason Best

Movie Talk

In spite of efforts to instill in our young women the notion that self-worth shouldn't be measured by her ability to attract a husband, filmmakers continue to craft comedy from that very outmoded belief.

October 10, 2011 Full Review

Frank Wilkins

Frank's Reel Reviews

Faris is a rare talent: beautiful as a porcelain doll with the comic instincts of a first-rate clown ...

October 7, 2011 Full Review

Jim Lane

Sacramento News & Review

...less an exercise in bad taste than in bad filmmaking.

October 7, 2011 Full Review

Daniel M. Kimmel

New England Movies Weekly

• 1. Ally Darling: I'm happiest when I'm being myself and I'm myself when I'm with you.
  – Submitted by Sumaiya Q (9 months ago)
• 1. Ally Darling: Being in love means being yourself.
  – Submitted by Sumaiya Q (9 months ago)
• 1. Ally Darling: I know that I'm not perfect but I wanna be with somebody who appreciates me.
  – Submitted by Yessica A (13 months ago)
• 1. Eileen: Because 69's are for when you're 17 and you're trying to cram everything in at once before your parents get home.
  – Submitted by Yessica A (13 months ago)
• 1. Colin Shea: Hows your blow job?
  – Submitted by Dawn G (14 months ago)
• 1. Ally Darling: Do you think the woman coming out of your apartment could have helped you with the being locked out problem?
  – Submitted by Chris P (20 months ago)

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