100 New York Daily News | Jami Bernard Payne achieves an impressive control over the look and tone, so that, melancholy as the movie is, it comes off as both comedy and comment on the human condition. Read full review
100 Philadelphia Inquirer | Steven Rea A quiet, heart-rending masterpiece, one with an actor's turn that people will remember, and rediscover, eons into the future. Read full review
100 Miami Herald | Rene Rodriguez Ever the satirist, Payne mines humor from his characters, be it Randall's cockeyed pyramid-scheme ideas or the banality of a ridiculous wedding toast. Read full review
100 Chicago Tribune | Michael Wilmington This is a superb film and one of Nicholson's great performances, tamped down but magnetic. Read full review