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What's Your Number? Reviews

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Don Shanahan Cinephile Hissy Fit Podcast Jun 2, 2024
Chris Evans can only do so much to save this one.
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Irin Carmon Jezebel Jun 8, 2021
It's hard to detect, in my eyes at least, anything here that is terribly new or exciting about this movie.
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Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Nov 30, 2020 4/10
Impossibly generic, hopelessly contrived, and formulaic beyond reason.
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Richard Propes TheIndependentCritic.com Sep 27, 2020 2.0/4.0
The one surefire way that Anna Faris can make sure she dials up Mr. Right is to make sure she never takes him to see this film.
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Amy Wadsworth CineVue Dec 1, 2018 2/5
Neither a strong-enough comedy in its own right, nor is it intelligent-enough to challenge any of the sexual double-standards which it attempts to explore -- in fact, it quite definitely reinforces them.
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Yasmin Shehab Cairo360 Nov 20, 2017 2/5
Despite being hindered by production values that aren't on par with the on-screen talent, What's Your Number? isn't completely without merit; though with a premise like this, it may have worked better as a sitcom instead of a rushed film.
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Molly Laich Missoula Independent Mar 30, 2017
A secret genius at work in the stupidity.
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Will Leitch Deadspin Jun 23, 2013 C
By trying to remain romantic comedy audience-friendly, it just purees the whole thing into a stew no one would want to eat.
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Benjo Colautti We Got This Covered Feb 11, 2013 4/10
What's Your Number? isn't necessary as a romantic comedy should be. It goes for the cheap way out at every turn and uses Faris as a punching bag for acquiring jokes.
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Michael Dequina TheMovieReport.com Feb 23, 2012 2.5/4
While Faris is her usual, lovably offbeat self, she ultimately fights a losing battle against formula.
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Sara Michelle Fetters MovieFreak.com Jan 27, 2012 2.5/4
Ally may start out as your typical bubble-headed man-chasing twenty-something dolt but, thankfully, underneath the surface she turns out to be a heck of a lot more than that.
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Linda Cook KWQC-TV (Iowa) Dec 22, 2011 1/4
Sometimes, underneath a film's 'R' rating for sexual content and foul language, lies a core of sweetness and warmth. Unfortunately, for the unsuspecting viewer who is used to the quality of, say, Judd Apatow comedies, this is not one of those films.
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Jim Schembri The Age (Australia) Oct 18, 2011 2/5
The film's satirical jabs at people addicted to Facebook and Twitter raises a few smiles in what is otherwise a straight-to-cinemas DVD release.
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Clint O'Connor Cleveland Plain Dealer Oct 13, 2011 B-
Anna Faris and Chris Evans have enough charm to almost pull this off. Almost.
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Margaret Pomeranz At the Movies (Australia) Oct 12, 2011 3.5/5
There is something really attractive about Anna Faris as Ally, she has that mesmerizing mobile mouth that distracts but her presence is actually totally winning. She's a klutz but a loveable one.
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Jake Wilson The Age (Australia) Oct 12, 2011 2.5/5
Still, it's hard to dislike any vehicle for Faris -- the slob's Marilyn Monroe -- with her gift for dejection and her pliable face, which is like a hastily drawn cartoon.
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Jeff Bayer The Scorecard Review Oct 11, 2011 3/10
If anything, it feels like 'What's Your Number?' is the worst version of what 'Bridesmaids' could have been. It just doesn't heart, and every joke feels completely forced and obvious.
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Kate Quirk FILMINK (Australia) Oct 11, 2011
Fresh, funny and boosted by Anna Faris' superb comedic performance, this raunchy rom-com registers as a surprising delight.
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Ariel Katz The Vine Oct 11, 2011 3/5
The film isn't great, but Faris is.
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Adam Bub MovieFIX Oct 11, 2011 2.5/5
Like recent rom-com Friends with Benefits, it's the chemistry of the two leads that keeps it afloat. They just deserve better material to flirt around.
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