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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Character eccentricities and off-kilter group dynamics play out with a comic vengeance. Read full review
In the expanding genre of quirky comedies, first-time writer-director Michael Clancy's messy, fitfully funny Eulogy is among the quirkiest. Read full review
The movie is like a promising date that goes nowhere. Read full review
Neither ditzy enough as comedy nor realistic enough as human drama to live a long life. Read full review
That Eulogy has any laughs is largely a testament to the understated Romano -- he and Deschanel are the only ones in the cast who aren't straining to be funny. Read full review
Nine very good actors are wasted, if not embarrassed, by the thoroughly unconvincing shenanigans perpetrated by first-time writer-director Michael Clancy, while a tenth -- Zooey Deschanel -- somehow manages to float ethereally above it all with her dignity intact. Read full review
The screenplay is closer in tone to an uneasy mixture of post-"Seinfeld" bile and unfocused Altmanesque satirical misanthropy. Partly because the story's structure is so haphazard, most of the jokes land with a thud. Read full review
Feels like a quirky sitcom -- "Arrested Development" without the development. Read full review
If the recurring gag about Grandma's suicide attempts doesn't have you rolling in the aisles, there's always the domineering aunt whose husband sits at the kiddie table. Read full review
The cast itself is weirdly overqualified. Read full review