Happy, Texas Critic Reviews

Anybody with a soft spot for fakers, who either identifies with them or just admires their chutzpah, is going to get a kick out of Happy, Texas.Read the full review

A hoot, a hilarious comedy that's smart and caring, yet sexy and ingenious enough that it just might stir up some of that elusive "Full Monty"-style box-office appeal.Read the full review

Keeps the laughs coming, and a dynamo named Steve Zahn is the cheif reason why. It's a one-joke movie, but the cast knows how to sell it.Read the full review

I can't imagine anyone not feeling entertained by Happy, Texas.Read the full review

This is one of those comedies that doesn't pound us on the head with the obvious, but simply lets us share vast amusement.Read the full review

Steve Zahn shines throughout Mark Illsley's feature debut, Happy, Texas, elevating this eccentric small-town comedy a notch or two above its level of writing.Read the full review

Along with a lot of 10-gallon laughs, Happy, Texas rustles up plenty of goodwill for its larcenous, sexually ambiguous leading men.Read the full review

So soft-hearted it wouldn't hurt a fly.Read the full review

A comedy of '90s sexual inclusiveness as effervescent as a cold sody pop -- and about as intoxicating.Read the full review