Best two reviews:
1) indieWIRE - This is pop art by way of lowbrow slapstick, with a premise that suggests "Cast Away" meets "Weekend at Bernie's," but really feels like a lunatic's idea of a big, broad studio comedy — or maybe a mad scientist's. (Rating: 83) Read Full Review >
2) Consequence of Sound - Frenzied, kinetic filmmaking is hit or miss, but The Daniels are showcasing their talents as opposed to showing off. (Rating: 75) Read Full Review >
Worst two reviews:
8) The Playlist - Swiss Army Man is a big swing — there's no denying the risk in putting two well-known actors in a film where one plays a barely-mobile corpse — but also a big whiff that rarely connects its characters and situations to humor or empathy. (Rating: 42) Read Full Review >
9) Time Out New York - A ridiculously infantile film, one that flatters itself by intimating a deeper comment about suppressed masculinity or romantic passivity. (Rating: 20) Read Full Review >
1) indieWIRE - This is pop art by way of lowbrow slapstick, with a premise that suggests "Cast Away" meets "Weekend at Bernie's," but really feels like a lunatic's idea of a big, broad studio comedy — or maybe a mad scientist's. (Rating: 83) Read Full Review >
2) Consequence of Sound - Frenzied, kinetic filmmaking is hit or miss, but The Daniels are showcasing their talents as opposed to showing off. (Rating: 75) Read Full Review >
Worst two reviews:
8) The Playlist - Swiss Army Man is a big swing — there's no denying the risk in putting two well-known actors in a film where one plays a barely-mobile corpse — but also a big whiff that rarely connects its characters and situations to humor or empathy. (Rating: 42) Read Full Review >
9) Time Out New York - A ridiculously infantile film, one that flatters itself by intimating a deeper comment about suppressed masculinity or romantic passivity. (Rating: 20) Read Full Review >
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