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88
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Critic Score

45
Critics' score based on 33 reviews.
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This was not Fantastic, they tried to be more serious, but they just looked more and more silly.

March 13,2009
ROBBIE61987

THIS WAS WAYYY BETTER THEN THE FIRST ONE MADE IN 2005. THERE WAS MORE ACTION AND MORE COMEDY AND I LIKED IT. GREAT JOB

July 07,2008
Lil mikey 1012

Timbiriche rocks the house in 2007 with their 25 year reunion tour. This album featuring 12 new versions of hits is an awesome indulgence for any... . The touch is modern yet gives a hint of 60's pop infused with current rock, dance and electronica trends. I wouldn't compare these songs to their original versions (because the original songs are classic) but rather take them as a gift to celebrate 25 years of great pop en español. Timbiriche has always maintained themselves current and trendy and although this album is sure to send you down memory lane, the songs are new again and their voices are greater than ever. Full Review

May 22,2008
lizettemaltos

I'm not sure what these "critics" were looking for. We were looking for laughs and got plenty of them. We laughed hysterically in fact. That's all I... ask of a comedy and it delivered. Full Review

May 22,2008
jonncharity

Highly recommended....\n\nDan Z

May 22,2008
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Critic Reviews

One of the most enjoyable pictures of the season.Full Review

Mick LaSalle
San Francisco Chronicle

Doesn't quite live up to the billing, but it improves mightily on the original. And the superhero family can thank its new addition for the upgrade.Full Review

USA Today

Doesn't quite live up to the billing, but it improves mightily on the original. And the superhero family can thank its new addition for the upgrade.Full Review

Scott Bowles
USA Today

It's miscast, underwritten, muddily shot, and slackly paced, but there's something captivating about its unabashed shittiness.Full Review

Dana Stevens
Slate

At a time when tortured superheroes like Spider-Man, Superman and Batman would benefit from some serious psychotherapy, it's almost refreshing to see a comicbook caper as blithe, weightless and cheerfully dumb as Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.Full Review

Justin Chang
Variety
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