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70
Viewer score based on 87 votes.

Critic Score

60
Critics' score based on 36 reviews.
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May 25,2012
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May 14,2012
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4.5 stars. this was not a movie that would appeal to those who like ridiculously pretty actors with formulaic plots.

April 14,2012
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If you like corny sentiment, and worse than average cinematography, you'll love this flick. Not surprised that Sarandon is in it, as the 'message'... fits her 'schtick' and of course, she's her very beautiful and accomplished self. The acting was really confident and well done, but the \"follow signs\" nonsense is such sophomoric mush that I felt totally ripped off by the admission price. I should have followed the 'sign' that said if Sarandon likes the script, move on to almost anything else. Full Review

April 12,2012
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\"Not counting the homeless and the occasional cave hermit, doesn't everyone lives at home?\" More Funny comments and tweets from Jeff,... o Lives at Home at Dacritics.org Full Review

March 17,2012
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Critic Reviews

A whimsical comedy, very whimsical, depending on the warmth of Segal and Sarandon, the discontent of Helms and Greer, and still more warmth that enters at midpoint with Carol (Rae Dawn Chong), Sarandon's co-worker at the office.Full Review

Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times

The Duplass brothers keep making miniatures that contain universes. They seem to be casual, but they're dead serious. They seem to be stumbling around finding stories by accident, but their movies are thematically rigorous. They seem to be presenting matters of little consequence, but the stakes are always huge and life-changing.Full Review

Mick LaSalle
San Francisco Chronicle

Sarandon is worth leaving home for, even if Jeff won't.Full Review

Scott Bowles
USA Today

The funny, touching and vital Jeff, Who Lives at Home reaffirms your faith in Jay and Mark Duplass. Their films hit you where you live.Full Review

Peter Travers
Rolling Stone

It's a movie that grows on you, after grating your nerves while viewing it.Full Review

Steve Persall
Tampa Bay Times
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