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Without being in the same league as last year's brilliant In Bruges, the comedy here sometimes comes from a deliciously dark place. Apr 10, 2009 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Without being in the same league as last year's brilliant In Bruges, the comedy here sometimes comes from a deliciously dark place.
George Palathingal
L'emmerdeur (A Pain In The Ass) goes through the motions smoothly, even lazily, providing increasingly-intermittent smirks rather than genuine belly laughs. Aug 9, 2010 | Full Review…
L'emmerdeur (A Pain In The Ass) goes through the motions smoothly, even lazily, providing increasingly-intermittent smirks rather than genuine belly laughs.
Simon Foster
The English title, I'm afraid, sums up the film. Apr 17, 2009 | Rating: 2/5
The English title, I'm afraid, sums up the film.
David Stratton
Alas, not for a minute does the viewer care about any character, though admittedly it's mildly diverting and intermittently funny -- and occasionally blackly or incongruously so. Apr 10, 2009 | Full Review…
Alas, not for a minute does the viewer care about any character, though admittedly it's mildly diverting and intermittently funny -- and occasionally blackly or incongruously so.
Mark Demetrius
I never saw the original, I can only dimly remember the Billy Wilder version but hey, it works well enough to deliver quite a few laughs. Apr 3, 2009 | Full Review…
I never saw the original, I can only dimly remember the Billy Wilder version but hey, it works well enough to deliver quite a few laughs.
Julie Rigg
The physical comedy works well, and while the farce is perhaps oversize for the screen these days, it is nevertheless an entertaining and genial trip. Apr 2, 2009 | Full Review…
The physical comedy works well, and while the farce is perhaps oversize for the screen these days, it is nevertheless an entertaining and genial trip.
Andrew L. Urban
Francis Veber's touch of the absurd is in fine form in his latest comedy of errors involving a crim, a hitman, a suicidal jilted husband, his adulterous wife, her shrink lover and the hotel butler. Apr 2, 2009 | Full Review…
Francis Veber's touch of the absurd is in fine form in his latest comedy of errors involving a crim, a hitman, a suicidal jilted husband, his adulterous wife, her shrink lover and the hotel butler.
Louise Keller
Veber, who has never met an absurdity he couldn't befriend, moves his comedy of errors along at a breakneck pace starting off with a ceiling collapse. Feb 17, 2009 | Full Review…
Veber, who has never met an absurdity he couldn't befriend, moves his comedy of errors along at a breakneck pace starting off with a ceiling collapse.
Brandon Judell
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