there are lots of smirky touches like that, perfectly illuminating everyone's foolishness. Michael Cera, Amy Sedaris and Wyatt Cenac pop up. But all the low-hum, behavioral buffoonery gets a bit tedious
the satire of self-satisfied, opportunistic Brooklynites is cutting, but it lacks the humanity afforded the upstate characters, and quickly repeats itself, seemingly by design
by Tom Keogh [Seattle Times ]
by Joe Neumaier [NY Daily News ]
