New York Minute Critic Reviews

Cheerfully disconnected from the real world, bearing a great resemblance to screwball comedies of old. Read the full review

As far as acting goes, neither Olsen is ready for Euripides' Medea, yet each projects well enough in their shared big scene.Read the full review

It lives up to its title, flying by in fast motion. Even the first-wave MTV generation may find the pace exhausting, but this piece of fluff wasn't made for them.Read the full review

Polished and bouncy without being overly mawkish or unduly obnoxious. Above all, it is short.Read the full review

After a string of direct-to-video excursions, this latest film remains an off-putting assault of too-screwball comedy with glints of pathos. Read the full review

A coy, frantic attempt at screwball comedy, lightly seasoned and more than a little gummy. Read the full review

The events involving the big speaking competition are so labored that occasionally the twins seem to be looking back over their shoulders for the plot to catch up.Read the full review

The effect isn't just frenetic, unfunny and dull. It's kind of creepy. Read the full review

An unabashedly pop confection, but it's flat where it should fizz, lumbering when it should skip.Read the full review