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In a world with so many problems, it's hard to drum up any sympathy for these characters' profligate self-destruction. Nov 4, 2004 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
In a world with so many problems, it's hard to drum up any sympathy for these characters' profligate self-destruction.
Carina Chocano
First-time writer-director Mike Bencivenga and co-writer Richard Levine have a flair for brittle repartee, and an obvious affection for literate drunks, but their take on the drinking life feels antiquated and movie-derived. Nov 4, 2004 | Full Review…
First-time writer-director Mike Bencivenga and co-writer Richard Levine have a flair for brittle repartee, and an obvious affection for literate drunks, but their take on the drinking life feels antiquated and movie-derived.
Chuck Wilson
LaPaglia is solid and there's a grittiness here, and a clear-eyed approach to alcoholism that's reminiscent of Leaving Las Vegas. Oct 22, 2004
LaPaglia is solid and there's a grittiness here, and a clear-eyed approach to alcoholism that's reminiscent of Leaving Las Vegas.
Stephen Whitty
If only its characters weren't such stereotypes. Oct 22, 2004 | Rating: 2/4
If only its characters weren't such stereotypes.
V.A. Musetto
What you'll remember most about the movie is its banal script and dialogue so ripe it almost laughs at itself. Oct 22, 2004 | Rating: 1.5/4
What you'll remember most about the movie is its banal script and dialogue so ripe it almost laughs at itself.
Jack Mathews
The characters in Happy Hour are stick figures from a musty old teleplay that might be titled The Days of Wine and Malarkey. Oct 21, 2004 | Rating: 1.5/5
The characters in Happy Hour are stick figures from a musty old teleplay that might be titled The Days of Wine and Malarkey.
Stephen Holden
never fleshes any of its characters out beyond bare simplicity Mar 7, 2006 | Rating: 3/5
never fleshes any of its characters out beyond bare simplicity
Christopher Null
An unhappy hour-and-a-half. Dec 17, 2004 | Rating: 2/4
An unhappy hour-and-a-half.
Rob Thomas
The premise of the ever-soused movie is solid, too bad the execution is anything but. Nov 19, 2004 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
The premise of the ever-soused movie is solid, too bad the execution is anything but.
E! Staff
Drama of a self-destructive, boozing New York ad man would reek of cliche were it not for a virtuosic performance from Anthony LaPaglia, who still fails to make this small film big. Nov 2, 2004
Drama of a self-destructive, boozing New York ad man would reek of cliche were it not for a virtuosic performance from Anthony LaPaglia, who still fails to make this small film big.
Doris Toumarkine
Happy Hour is strictly college-level compost, content with its mediocrity, if not wholly unaware of it. Oct 29, 2004 | Rating: 1/4
Happy Hour is strictly college-level compost, content with its mediocrity, if not wholly unaware of it.
Jay Antani
Nothing especially new, but a well-acted chamber piece about a self-destructive writer. Oct 24, 2004 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
Nothing especially new, but a well-acted chamber piece about a self-destructive writer.
Harvey S. Karten
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