Lost and Found (1999) Critic Reviews
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Comes across as a lame wannabe - a romantic comedy that lacks the level of outrageousness necessary to elevate it about the countless trite entries into the bloated genre.Read the full review
The distractions are more satisfying than the romantic main course. [23 April 1999, Life, p.8E]Read the full review
Long on smarm and short on charm.Read the full review
Spade is no actor. He's a quipper. And his acerbic asides aren't anywhere near funny enough to carry a movie.Read the full review
In asking us to believe David Spade as a romantic lead, it miscalculates beyond all reason.Read the full review
Why was the sight of scrawny Woody Allen kissing pretty Diane Keaton never revolting, while scrawny David Spade kissing beautiful Sophie Marceau in Lost & Found is the creepiest cinematic sight of the year?Read the full review
Tumbles off the sick-but-sweet balance beam.Read the full review
A rancid little nothing of a movie that baldly recycles plot elements of "There's Something About Mary."Read the full review
Spade proves that he's entirely capable of making unwatchable dreck all by himself.Read the full review
All of this points to the two major differences between "Mary" and "Lost": Ben Stiller's character in "Mary" was likable (if pathetic), and "Mary" was sporadically funny.Read the full review
