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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
We have been treated to something we normally would never get in a prison comedy like this: a little delicacy with the humor. Read full review
Gracefully bittersweet and balanced. [16 April 1999, Calendar, p.F-1] Read full review
The movie is ribald, funny and sometimes sweet, and well acted by Murphy, Lawrence and a strong supporting cast. Read full review
Lawrence and Murphy make an entertaining team. And they are surrounded by a supporting cast that makes the prison setting more pleasant than it has any right to be. Read full review
Careens from decade to decade, and from relative dramatic realism to frequent hilarity, in often-winning fashion. Read full review
This Life may not be everlasting, but it sure gives us a good run for our money. Read full review
Feels as if it's inspired by the old "Road" comedies of Crosby and Hope. Except that it's "On the Road to Hell." Read full review
Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence are back together and give both of their careers some new life in this sentimental comedy. Read full review
Life desperately wants to let Murphy and Lawrence be actors, but it can't imagine them as anything more than rowdy showmen. That's a kind of prison as well. Read full review
Spend 60 years in jail with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence, and you'll understand why they call it the pokey. [16 April 1999, Life, p.5E] Read full review