Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Jul 16, 2005 1/5

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Michael Dequina TheMovieReport.com Jan 7, 2004 0/4

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Wilson Morales BlackFilm.com May 13, 2003

Schaeffer has written a clever, plausible, funny, and romantic film.

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Merle Bertrand Film Threat Dec 8, 2002 4/5

By turns touching, raucously amusing, uncomfortable, and, yes, even sexy, Never Again is a welcome and heartwarming addition to the romantic comedy genre.

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Jean Lowerison San Diego Metropolitan Oct 21, 2002

This film is just plain awful, despite the efforts of two enormously talented and likable stars who are ultimately done in by an impossible script.

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Brian Orndorf Modamag.com Oct 11, 2002 1/10

When a director deliberately sends his own film down such a well-worn path, you know you're in the presence of a truly bad director.

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Daniel Fienberg L.A. Weekly Sep 26, 2002

Tambor and Clayburgh make an appealing couple - he's understated and sardonic, she's appealingly manic and energetic. Both deserve better.

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Blake French Filmcritic.com Sep 25, 2002 2/5

I never thought I'd say this, but I'd much rather watch teens poking their genitals into fruit pies!

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David Elliott San Diego Union-Tribune Sep 20, 2002 2/4

Both awful and appealing.

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David Noh Film Journal International Sep 9, 2002

Schaeffer has crafted a winsomely appealing love story for -- surprise! -- the over-50 set.

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Shawn Levy Oregonian Sep 6, 2002

There's something deeply creepy about Never Again, a new arrow in Schaeffer's quiver of ineptitudes.

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Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews Aug 24, 2002 C-

As shameless a love story as anything that Hollywood has ever done.

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Laura Kelly South Florida Sun-Sentinel Aug 23, 2002 2.5/4

Despite these annoyances, the capable Clayburgh and Tambor really do a great job of anchoring the characters in the emotional realities of middle age.

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Connie Ogle Miami Herald Aug 23, 2002 1/4

If Never Again is the best film we can get about older adult sexuality, it's no wonder we're not seeing more movies like it.

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Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone TheMovieChicks.com Aug 11, 2002 3/5

Sex and romance after 50? Here's proof that it not only exists, a movie about it can be funny and cute.

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Chris Vognar Dallas Morning News Aug 8, 2002 C+

After a while, Never Again gets so busy celebrating ageless virility that it forgets to tell a decent story.

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Adam Nayman eye WEEKLY Aug 3, 2002 1.5/5

Tambor and Clayburgh are actually both very likeable in their roles, but the script is just miserable.

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Joe Baltake Sacramento Bee Aug 2, 2002 2/4

In theory, a middle-aged romance pairing Clayburgh and Tambor sounds promising, but in practice it's something else altogether -- clownish and offensive and nothing at all like real life.

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Derek Tse Jam! Movies Jul 27, 2002 3/5

An intelligent, funny look at dating and relationships among the middle-aged.

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Geoff Pevere Toronto Star Jul 26, 2002 3/5

There are enough things that poke out rather boldly from Never Again's modest proportions to keep it verging on interesting. And not all of them are strapped to Jill Clayburgh's waist.

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