- Studio: Miramax Films
- Release Date: Jul 6, 2001
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100The result is a sprightly, entertaining film, but one in which the satire is neutralized for laughs.
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80Hearty mainstream comedy with a sharp satirical edge balanced with just enough sentimentality to send audiences home happy.
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80If there's any justice in moviedom, this summer's feel-good hit will be an unassuming Dutch comedy called Everybody's Famous!
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80This is the first feature I've seen by writer-director Dominique Deruddere, and I hope it won't be the last.
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75Likable comedy about ordinary people stumbling badly and then triumphing.
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75A delightful comedic twist on Martin Scorsese's "King of Comedy."
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75Light summer fun with a Flemish accent.
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75A good-natured comedy of errors from Belgium, should elicit smiles, if not belly laughs.
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75A likable satire on celebrity, Flemish-style, it is no less pointed than its American counterparts, just a lot less pompous.
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70Sometimes seems as noisy and unrefined as Jean himself. But it has just as much heart, and builds up to rousingly "Rocky"-like climax.
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70Too brisk and plucky to dislike.
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67It makes for a sweet and heartwarming story even as it celebrates and justifies the entire ridiculous phenomenon that Deruddere has been spoofing all along.
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60The more you lower your expectations, the more you'll learn to laugh.
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50With its likable blue-collar characters and its unpretentious exuberance, Everybody's Famous is reminiscent of recent British comedies like "Brassed Off" and "The Full Monty."
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50The intentional and unintentional absurdities of the plot do pay off, with a happy ending that's outlandish enough to be entertaining.
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40Messy, frantic, and repetitive, Everybody Famous! takes on both vapid pop culture and the mindless hoi polloi that consumes it.
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38It's nice, but it's not much of a comedy.
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30The one saving grace is a sweet, affecting performance by Werner de Smedt.
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