Say It Isn't So Critic Reviews

I must admit that I find those motifs -- and the Farrellys' universe in general -- more sweet than offensive, and I liked Say It Isn't So just so. So there.Read the full review

There are laughs here and there, and Graham and Klein aren't nearly as grating as what surrounds them. But there's no getting around the fact that far from seeming a labor of love, Say It Isn't So seems merely labored.Read the full review

Ultimately a sweet movie, but one made by people who can't stoop to conquer without an almost audible strain on their own intelligence.Read the full review

It's so-so. As in mediocre. Even gross-out comedies need the stink of genius.Read the full review

A few clumps of very funny stuff (including a quick tonsorial reference to "Mary") can't hide all the spots that are bald instead of bold.Read the full review

The movie doesn't understand that embarrassment comes in a sudden painful flush of realization; drag it out, and it's not embarrassment anymore, but public humiliation, which is a different condition, and not funny.Read the full review

In the same genre as the Farrellys' "There's Something About Mary" and "Dumb and Dumber," only lousy.Read the full review

Even dumb farce has to be built on logic, but that crumbles in the face of a set of tired routines playing off of stock types.Read the full review

All you really need to know about Say It Isn't So,the latest flatulent noisemaker from the Farrelly Brothers' gross-out comedy factory, is that late in the movie, Chris Klein punches a cow from behind and finds his arm stuck inside.Read the full review