Go With His Own Fervor, Atkinson Channels Peter Sellers Once Again. by Alon Patterson Fun and funny, Rowan Atkinson takes us on yet another English journey (literally). Despite slight cultural differences in humor, this one will please U.S. Atkinson fans. Riotous it's not, but make no...
Must Go! So very funny by merpman2001 Went with my wife and 10 and 12 year old boys, and we were all in stitches throughout. This is NOT Mr Bean, this is altogether better....
Go Enjoyed! by lambertjj There was a great age-appropriate movie for my entire family to go see (with my daughter, 12 YO and being the youngest, and sons 15 and 18) -- the first time that we have gone to see a movie in quite...
75 San Francisco Chronicle | Mick LaSalle The laughs, including the big laughs, keep coming right up to the closing seconds. Read full review
75 The Globe and Mail (Toronto) | Like the incompetent spy himself, this is a comedy that will sneak up on the skeptical and defy low expectations, producing something smart enough to neatly balance the thrills and the yuks. Read full review
63 USA Today | Scott Bowles It's breezy stuff, to be sure. And while English is far from becoming the Pink Panther for the Facebook generation, Atkinson has a breezy rapport with junior Agent Tucker (Daniel Kaluuya) that's reminiscent of Peter Sellers' Inspector Clouseau and his relationship with sidekick Kato. Read full review
60 Movieline | Stephanie Zacharek Johnny English Reborn never quite ignites, even though it starts out promisingly enough. Read full review