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The Extra Man

Rated R for some sexual content.

R In Theaters 07/30/2010 , 108min.
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24%
Viewer score based on 81 ratings
56%
Critic score based on 26 reviews

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December 20, 2010
A SOLO TRAVELER
SO, THERE WE ARE? WHERE ARE WE? Sunday I was p at 5:30 a.m. I made a pot of coffee and settled down to watch a movie on my Roku NETFLIX ******************** one randomly ? not having heard a word about it but liking the actor. It proved to be a 5 star treat on the scale of 1-5. It was eclectic, whimsical and highly enjoyable. I saw snippets of
November 17, 2010
Eastendsteve
horribly hilarious! I would just buy the movie and see it when Im feeling down. Ive experienced so many eccentric peoplr like this in my life. It is extremely heartwarming. Has a wonderfully happy ending. Superb timing.
August 11, 2010
virgilfalls
A funny, sweet film. One great appeal of moving to NY is the possibility to reinvent yourself. But once reinvented, who do you hang out with? If you're lucky: Kevin Kline, John C. Reilley, and Marion Seldes.

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Washington Post
Swifter comedic timing and a clearer narrative thread might have helped center this peculiar adaptation of Jonathan Ames's 1998 novel of the same name. Full Review
Amy Biancolli
San Francisco Chronicle
For Kline's performance alone, The Extra Man is well worth seeing. Full Review
John Anderson
Wall Street Journal
Directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini show the same appreciation for eccentrics and humanity they brought to "American Splendor" and Mr. Dano's Louis is a delicately wrought wonder. Full Review
Kevin Thomas
Los Angeles Times
The Extra Man" isn't in the same league as Pulcini and Berman's landmark "American Splendor" with Paul Giamatti as the late Harvey Pekar, but it has its moments - especially in its evocation of the sense that New York offers a greater sense of security for brave yet vulnerable individualists the way a sprawling, amorphous and transient city like Los Angeles rarely can. Full Review
Kirk Honeycutt
The Hollywood Reporter
This odd collection of oddballs doesn't quite play out as a satisfying movie. Full Review
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