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Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Grodsky have an extraordinary ear for the rhythms and nuances of everyday speech, as voices overlap, conversations take random directions, and casual remarks carry loaded subtexts. Mar 19, 2015 | Full Review…
Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Grodsky have an extraordinary ear for the rhythms and nuances of everyday speech, as voices overlap, conversations take random directions, and casual remarks carry loaded subtexts.
Stephen Holden
"Growing Up and Other Lies" tells you right in the title it's not going to take maturing seriously, so it's not a surprise that the movie is unfocused and ineffective. Mar 19, 2015 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
"Growing Up and Other Lies" tells you right in the title it's not going to take maturing seriously, so it's not a surprise that the movie is unfocused and ineffective.
Eddie Goldberger
Cenac gives the most entertaining performance, but at the expense of making Gunderson so irredeemably obnoxious that it's impossible to believe he'd have any friends. Mar 19, 2015 | Rating: C | Full Review…
Cenac gives the most entertaining performance, but at the expense of making Gunderson so irredeemably obnoxious that it's impossible to believe he'd have any friends.
Mike D'Angelo
Intermittently amusing but rarely as funny as it wants to be. Mar 18, 2015 | Full Review…
Intermittently amusing but rarely as funny as it wants to be.
Justin Lowe
"Growing Up & Other Lies" instead feels like a really long beer commercial, except beer commercials usually contain at least one witty idea. Mar 18, 2015 | Rating: 0.5/4 | Full Review…
"Growing Up & Other Lies" instead feels like a really long beer commercial, except beer commercials usually contain at least one witty idea.
Kyle Smith
This is a very by the numbers film that, like its leads, seems to wander aimlessly under the pretence of getting somewhere. Sep 16, 2015 | Full Review…
This is a very by the numbers film that, like its leads, seems to wander aimlessly under the pretence of getting somewhere.
John Noonan
Clever set up, but mature friendship comedy is formulaic. Mar 27, 2015 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Clever set up, but mature friendship comedy is formulaic.
S. Jhoanna Robledo
Who wants to watch four, obnoxious, testosterone-fueled slackers vent their vile along a gauntlet of unsuspecting victims? Mar 23, 2015 | Rating: .5/4 | Full Review…
Who wants to watch four, obnoxious, testosterone-fueled slackers vent their vile along a gauntlet of unsuspecting victims?
Kam Williams
One of those exasperating, totally fraudulent New York-centric indies about how tough it is to make it in the big city...without actually showing how tough it is to make it in the big city. Mar 20, 2015 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…
One of those exasperating, totally fraudulent New York-centric indies about how tough it is to make it in the big city...without actually showing how tough it is to make it in the big city.
Travis Hopson
With putrid characters and pedestrian plotting, Growing Up and Other Lies is a thoroughly unpleasant comedy. Mar 20, 2015 | Rating: 3/10 | Full Review…
With putrid characters and pedestrian plotting, Growing Up and Other Lies is a thoroughly unpleasant comedy.
Jordan Adler
Everything about the movie has a sloppy, throwaway feel to it. Mar 20, 2015 | Rating: D+ | Full Review…
Everything about the movie has a sloppy, throwaway feel to it.
Cole Smithey
Though it doesn't carry the impact one would have hoped for, Growing Up and Other Lies finally intimates empathy for these modern musketeers clinging to the comfort of at least being there for each other. Mar 18, 2015 | Rating: 5.8/10 | Full Review…
Though it doesn't carry the impact one would have hoped for, Growing Up and Other Lies finally intimates empathy for these modern musketeers clinging to the comfort of at least being there for each other.
Anthony Salveggi
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