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I laughed and I cried in this happy, crazy and spectacularly funny film that is one of the most enjoyable of the year.

Steve Carell sets aside his goofball schtick for a more earthy role in this satisfying, mature ensemble romantic dramedy.

While there is no doubting the appeal of Eckhart and Aniston as a screen couple, their scenes together come over as decidedly slight when compared to the weightier issues raised by the movie as a whole.

It's awful.

This thing is so silly and so ridiculous.

Freundlich ... directs his first big studio film on autopilot, trudging through the motions and displaying little understanding of what appeals to young 'uns.

Hayes shows a deft touch with both cartoony slapstick and character-based comedy and manages to create moments of real poignancy in between.

Seldom has a more misguided movie escaped from a major studio than Touchstone's Bubble Boy.

A warmly satisfying comedy about dissatisfied people seeking to escape from the personal prison of their mundane lives in soulless suburbia.

I wish I could say I liked it more, but despite a smattering of priceless moments, The Good Girl gets bogged down in the very narrowness that afflicts Justine.

At first glance more stylish than its peers, Full of It rapidly slips into the cliches of the genre.

There is a glimmer of comedy, but it's quickly swamped in overextended gags and broad caricatures.

The movie has a perversely unifying effect: Muslims, Christians and Jews may not be able to agree on exactly who the heck Jesus is, but they're fully capable of bonding in boredom.

I think this thing is just flat and dead.