Ellie Lucas The Dispatch (Lexington, NC) Jun 5, 2019 3.5/4

A real hidden treat worth savoring.

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Owen Gleiberman Entertainment Weekly Sep 7, 2011 B

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Rex Roberts Film Journal International Feb 22, 2007

Salvadori and his fellow screenwriters invent clever complications to keep us amused.

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Jonathan Kiefer Sacramento News & Review May 12, 2006 3/5

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Richard Nilsen Arizona Republic Sep 1, 2005 3/5

A light, entertaining comedy with little, if any, redeeming value, other than a few good laughs.

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Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews Aug 27, 2005 C-

This dumb romantic comedy is not in the same class with Jean Renoir's masterful Boudu Saved From Drowning, though it toys with the same plot line.

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Carrie Rickey Philadelphia Inquirer Aug 25, 2005

Although the ingredients are excellent, the result is an overcooked comedy more often provoking indigestion than laughter.

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Terry Lawson Detroit Free Press Aug 5, 2005 3/4

A lightweight farce that remains enjoyable primarily for the time spent with Auteuil.

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Sean P. Means Salt Lake Tribune Jul 22, 2005 2/4

Auteuil... finds himself in Antoine's situation, helping out a hapless wreck and being dragged down in the process.

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Stephen Schaefer Boston Herald Jul 16, 2005 3/4

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Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone TheMovieChicks.com Jul 15, 2005 3.5/5

The movie doesn't ask you to laugh at somebody's unhappiness, just the incredibly absurd situations that arise when misery has two goofballs for company.

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Jeff Vice Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jul 15, 2005 2.5/4

Apres Vous ... is less peculiar but considerably more contrived, more forced than Girl on the Bridge.

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John Beifuss Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) Jul 15, 2005 '2/4'

Unfolds with the light and civilized touch that Americans associate with French farce, but it's as contrived as any Hollywood comedy.

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Duane Dudek Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Jul 14, 2005 2.5/4

The result may be a high-concept souffl, but its blackly comic tone and Auteuil's caffeinated whippet of a performance help lend it a cockeyed charm.

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Phil Villarreal Arizona Daily Star Jul 13, 2005 2/4

If anyone tries to insist that you come along to see the film, it's best to reply, Aprs vous, and then head in the other direction.

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Marjorie Baumgarten Austin Chronicle Jul 10, 2005 2.5/5

Plays like some kind of weak joke in which two men keep repeating the line to each other.

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John Hartl Seattle Times Jul 8, 2005 1.5/4

French fluff at its creepiest: illogical, exasperating, overlong and based on characters who are just as empty as the creatures who inhabit Hollywood fluff.

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Shawn Levy Oregonian Jul 8, 2005 C

You should come out of a film like Apres Vous with your heart as light and fluffy as a souffle. But this farce, credited to four chefs, er, writers, is as heavy and leaden as meatloaf.

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Connie Ogle Miami Herald Jul 8, 2005 3/4

As the character gains confidence, Garcia tones down the tics and actually makes Louis likable.

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Rob Thomas Capital Times (Madison, WI) Jul 8, 2005 2/4

What started off as a mild but enjoyable comic trifle got progressively more irritating as it wore on for almost two hours.

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