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- Genre : Romance, Comedy
- Release Date : December 09, 2011
- MPAA Rating : PG-13
- Duration : 117 minute(s)
- Production Budget : -
- Studio : Warner Bros. Pictures
- Official Site : http://www.newyearseve-movie.com/
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ultimately, their intertwined, forced stories play out like schmaltzy Altman
by Michael Rechtshaffen [Hollywood Reporter ]
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the stories are woven together in the clumsiest, most obvious fashion
by Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
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the screenplay isn't written so much as assembled in carefully slotted little blocks, following the rules of a screenwriting textbook
by Stephen Holden [New York Times ]
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the kind of marzipan movie that can sweetly soak up a holiday evening
Review rate : B-
by Owen Gleiberman [Entertainment Weekly ]
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the jokes are corny and not funny. There really may not be a single laugh in the picture
by Mick LaSalle [San Francisco Chronicle ]
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the entire movie melts into goo
by Wesley Morris [Boston Globe ]
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stuck behind the velvet rope, watching a parade of celebrities who exhibit no real connection to ordinary human behavior
by Elizabeth Weitzman [New York Daily News ]
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many key narrative moments look strangely gauzy and ill shot
by Andrew Barker [Variety ]
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it's the sole instance in a proudly superficial product that lands, quietly, at a human midpoint between synthetic happiness and manufactured pathos
by Michael Phillips [Chicago Tribune ]
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it's difficult to distinguish which of the story lines most outrageously bids for our tears
by Melissa Anderson [Village Voice ]
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it's big and shiny and crowded and no matter how much you might look forward to it, it never lives up to the hype
by Dave McGinn [Globe and Mail ]
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it's a collection of syrupy vignettes stitched together to create a celeb crazy quilt
by Linda Barnard [Toronto Star ]
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it is the cinematic equivalent of a greeting card: Both the sentiment and the laughs are plentiful, cheap and forgettable
by Kerry Lengel [Arizona Republic ]
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if you find those jokes funny, this is definitely the movie for you
Review rate : D-
by Eric D. Snider [Film.com ]
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can't think of a better metaphor for the movie
by Peter Travers [Rolling Stone ]
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a soul-sucking monument to Hollywood greed and saccharine holiday culture
by Sara Stewart [New York Post ]