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showed funny, now what? out of ten,I give it a 3
I wasn't at all interested in watching this movie. I figured it couldn't touch the original. So one day, my husband just happened to be watching it on cable and I sat down to drink coffee...not really interested in watching it. After about 15 miniutes and a full hour into the movie, I asked him to start the movie from the beginning ! He had no problem with doing that as he thought it was
Really well done kids Christmas movie. Will be one that you rent every year for the Holidays. Decent plot and surprisingly good graphics. Worth seeing.
funny and hart worming at times really fun movie to watch!
awful....no wonder he was fired from the bbc
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A.O. Scott
The New York Times
The star does his patented shtick, supported by a handful of blue-chip supporting performers, as the story lurches through contrived, seminaughty comic set pieces toward a sentimental ending. Full Review
Betsy Sharkey
Los Angeles Times
Meanwhile, Mirren, that grande dame of cinema, just seems tired. And who could blame her? She's in the midst of this disaster, literally and figuratively dying right in front of us. Made me want to cry, just not for Arthur. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
Despite his cockney-accented verbosity, Brand does not convey the effortless conviviality that Dudley Moore did in the part. Full Review
Justin Chang
Variety
Even the Brit-wit chemistry of Russell Brand and Helen Mirren can't offset the self-conscious degree to which this tame, calculated effort sticks to its source. Full Review
Michael O'Sullivan
Washington Post
This Arthur is an exercise in time-travel tedium, a trip to the Land That Funny Forgot. Full Review
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