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A maudlin misfire, Father's Day manages the difficult task of making Billy Crystal and Robin Williams woefully unfunny.
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Father's Day has a few laugh-out-loud sequences, but it's nothing to celebrate. Jul 14, 2014 | Full Review…
Father's Day has a few laugh-out-loud sequences, but it's nothing to celebrate.
Carol Buckland
A movie of implacable unfunniness. Jul 14, 2014
A movie of implacable unfunniness.
Joe Morgenstern
For the comic actors, this project -- an enjoyable synthesis of improvisation and adherence to the original story -- seems almost too easy. You wonder why it took them so long. Jul 14, 2014 | Full Review…
For the comic actors, this project -- an enjoyable synthesis of improvisation and adherence to the original story -- seems almost too easy. You wonder why it took them so long.
Desson Thomson
Williams and Crystal often supply, through their ad libs, what the writers may have left out. Jul 14, 2014 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Williams and Crystal often supply, through their ad libs, what the writers may have left out.
Michael Wilmington
Hey, it sounded good on paper. Jul 14, 2014 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Hey, it sounded good on paper.
Steven Rea
Despite some laughs, there's not much of a story. But at least Williams and Crystal, old pals off the screen, seem to be enjoying themselves. Jul 14, 2014 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Despite some laughs, there's not much of a story. But at least Williams and Crystal, old pals off the screen, seem to be enjoying themselves.
Robert Dominguez
Williams and Crystal find their own rhythm with the material and deliver some much needed laughs. Jul 14, 2014 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Williams and Crystal find their own rhythm with the material and deliver some much needed laughs.
Bob McCabe
Fathers' Day scoots along pleasantly but never rises above its My Two Dads sitcom premise. Jul 14, 2014
Fathers' Day scoots along pleasantly but never rises above its My Two Dads sitcom premise.
Leah Rozen
This had the potential to be hilarious, but instead falls alarmingly flat thanks to a weak and jokeless script that even the combined comedic talents of Williams and Crystal can't perk up. Jul 14, 2014 | Rating: 2/5
This had the potential to be hilarious, but instead falls alarmingly flat thanks to a weak and jokeless script that even the combined comedic talents of Williams and Crystal can't perk up.
Jo Berry
Likable performances, but the story's brash and hyper, though sweet, delivery grows wearing, especially the sexual innuendo. Jul 14, 2014 | Full Review…
Likable performances, but the story's brash and hyper, though sweet, delivery grows wearing, especially the sexual innuendo.
Katherine Dillin
The plot is full of the kind of holes necessary to set up cream-puff moments where everybody turns huggy and learns Valuable Lessons. Ugh. Jul 14, 2014 | Full Review…
The plot is full of the kind of holes necessary to set up cream-puff moments where everybody turns huggy and learns Valuable Lessons. Ugh.
Rod Dreher
How much you enjoy the film will depend entirely on how much you enjoy the spectacle of Williams spewing forth streams of nonsensical gibberish in an attempt to impersonate a German record producer, and Crystal pitching snit fits. Jul 14, 2014 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
How much you enjoy the film will depend entirely on how much you enjoy the spectacle of Williams spewing forth streams of nonsensical gibberish in an attempt to impersonate a German record producer, and Crystal pitching snit fits.
Maitland McDonagh
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