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Cole Smithey ColeSmithey.com Aug 22, 2009 B
Slick suits, hip urban nightspots, and an over the top performance by Vince Vaughn make this rambunctious farce an enjoyable and unpredictable movie with some obligatory fist fighting.
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Felix Vasquez Jr. Cinema Crazed Apr 29, 2009 1/4
A joyless experience with an often irritating, bland, and pointless movie.
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Stacie Hougland Hollywood.com Nov 20, 2008 4/5
Vaughn hits the bullseye as a strident, volatile jerk who can't keep his mouth shut. You never really like him, but you can't wait to see what he'll do next -- his missteps and offenses are so unbelievable you wince, but you can't look away.
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Joe Leydon Variety Aug 6, 2008
Unfortunately, Vaughn repeatedly crosses the line between persuasively playing an obnoxious character and coming across as nerve-gratingly self-indulgent.
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Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Aug 22, 2006 C+
The same offbeat sensibility that informed Swingers is also evident here, except that unlike the 1996 film, which dealt with real issues, Favreau's new crime-comedy is plotless
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Derek Adams Time Out Jun 24, 2006
If the film's too ready to go with the flow of Chris Doyle's handheld camerawork, and sometimes seems ad hoc, its spot-on attention to the faux pas of the moment certainly raises a smile.
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Jeanne Aufmuth Palo Alto Weekly May 14, 2003 2/4
Swingers fans beware.
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Wilson Morales BlackFilm.com May 13, 2003
The film isn't as clever as Swingers but it boasts enough witty dialogue to make it entertaining.
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Brian Mckay eFilmCritic.com Mar 19, 2003 3/5
The plot seems to be nothing more than a translucent bridge to the next scene where Vaughn can run his mouth and Favreau can play off him as the longsuffering friend
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Tom Grealis RTÉ (Ireland) Feb 13, 2003 3/5
As with 'Swingers' before it, the sparkling chemistry between Favreau and Vaughn is undoubtedly the highlight of 'Made'.
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Matthew Turner ViewLondon Oct 30, 2002 4/5
Well-written and well-acted, though your enjoyment will largely depend on how high your Vince Vaughn tolerance level is.
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Margaret A. McGurk Cincinnati Enquirer Oct 15, 2002 3/4
The script is nicely seasoned with jokes and surprise twists (right up to a contrived sentimental ending), and the two lead actors plunge into their roles with contagious enthusiasm.
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Urban Cinefile Critics Urban Cinefile Sep 9, 2002
Made should be much funnier than it is, although I enjoyed the permanent fizzing of its humour on an internal level.
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Jon Niccum Lawrence Journal-World Aug 27, 2002 3/4
There's a not-so-subtle attempt at rekindling the charisma Favreau and Vaughn showed in Swingers, and for the most part the effort succeeds.
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Sean Burns Philadelphia Weekly Jul 24, 2002
Most amazing is that Favreau not only keeps things hilarious even at their darkest, but he plays it all for keeps. There's not a "hip" or glib moment in the whole picture.
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Jeffrey Chen Window to the Movies Jul 12, 2002 4/10
Doesn't know when to step on the brakes before it turns itself in to a one-note shtick movie.
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Jeffrey Westhoff Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) Jun 20, 2002 3.5/4
Favreau and Vaughn retain the ad-libbed give-and-take that sparkled in "Swingers."
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Rich Cline Shadows on the Wall Jun 20, 2002 3.5/5
The natural rhythms of the (largely improvised) script create characters and situations that are authentic, hilarious and engaging.
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Steve Murray Atlanta Journal-Constitution Jun 18, 2002 C+
With both movies and TV constantly mining mob life for script fodder, Made never comes up with a new twist on the material.
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Wesley Lovell Apollo Guide Jun 13, 2002 64/100
This is a smart and funny movie with a surprisingly touching conclusion.
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