View from the Top Critic Reviews

Adult audiences may be underwhelmed. Not younger teenage girls, who will be completely fascinated. Read the full review

Hollywood's oddest movie in a while, which means that however insignificant this primer in flight-attendant training is, causing boredom isn't one of its transgressions. Read the full review

Over in a breeze, padded out by a generous collection of outtakes, and filled with characters who disappear virtually unnoticed, View is an inoffensive comedy that feels like the victim of too much fiddling.Read the full review

It's meant to be harmless fluff. It is.Read the full review

A romantic comedy with all the confectionary value of one of those watery diet shakes; it practically evaporates while you're watching it. Read the full review

A mediocre diversion -– a movie better watched at home where the remote control can be used (if necessary) to fast forward to the film's best part: the obligatory end credit outtakes.Read the full review

There's not much zest here, even with Mike Myers's energetic attempts to steal the movie as a cross-eyed flight instructor. Read the full review

Flubs nearly every opportunity to be the comedy it wanted to be.Read the full review

An awkward comedy made surprisingly bearable, most of the way, by one actress' ability to turn on the charm and sparkle.Read the full review