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Genre : Action, Comedy, Thriller Release Date : November 04, 2011 MPAA Rating : PG-13 Duration : 104 minute(s) Production Budget : -Studio : Universal Pictures Official Site : http://www.towerheist.net/ Reviews Rate :
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Tower Heist finds a nice comic groove in the job's planning stages
by Scott Tobias [NPR ]
this movie doesn't get huffy, it gets laughs
by Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
they're all good, but you can't help leaving the film with the following thought: Man, it's good to see Murphy being funny again
by Bill Goodykoontz [Arizona Republic ]
the really incredible thing is how easy such willingness comes while watching this disjointed and dopey comedy
by Peter Howell [Toronto Star ]
the concept for the Brett Ratner caper comedy about a band of employees of an elite residential building who plan to rob a Wall Street slime ball (Alan Alda) would seem well-timed
by Scott Bowles [USA Today ]
overblinged, eye-catching, and essentially tacky
Review rate : C+
by Lisa Schwarzbaum [Entertainment Weekly ]
oh, well. Mediocre entertainment is not a crime
by A.O. Scott [New York Times ]
offers its viewers a matinee-length dose of enjoyable catharsis, as long as they don’t ask too many questions
by Dana Stevens [Slate ]
not half as funny as it could have been
by Mary F. Pols [TIME Magazine ]
it's entertaining in its own predictable way
by Liam Lacey [Globe and Mail ]
if this film turns out to be a big success, malls everywhere may want to hire more security
by Peter Rainer [Christian Science Monitor ]
give him credit for overseeing a film that made me laugh and held my interest more than it should have
Review rate : B-
by Eric D. Snider [Film.com ]
delivering double-takes and one liners so well that you don't notice how clunky the actual caper in this caper comedy is
by Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel ]
at least for a little while it will make you laugh
by Betsy Sharkey [Los Angeles Times ]
a chewy, not exactly nutritious but thoroughly watchable exercise like one of the lesser "Lethal Weapon" movies, or maybe an older near-great (or at least better-than-average) fun genre exercise like "The Hot Rock"
by Glenn Kenny [MSN Movies ]
by Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
by Bill Goodykoontz [Arizona Republic ]
by Peter Howell [Toronto Star ]
by Scott Bowles [USA Today ]
by Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel ]
by Glenn Kenny [MSN Movies ]
