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46 out of 100

Mixed or average reviews - based on 19 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 19
  2. Mixed: 11 out of 19
  3. Negative: 3 out of 19
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  1. Chicago Sun-Times
    Reviewed by: Roger Ebert
    75
    Griffiths is one of the most intensely interesting actresses at work today.
  2. San Francisco Chronicle
    Reviewed by: Mick LaSalle
    75
    At heart this is a thoughtful, well-made movie about something serious.
  3. Rolling Stone
    Reviewed by: Peter Travers
    70
    Karmel delivers feminist fun even a guy can get.
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  4. Seattle Post-Intelligencer
    Reviewed by: William Arnold
    67
    Likely to provide many points of identification for many women.
  5. Chicago Tribune
    Reviewed by: Michael Wilmington
    63
    Far too self-absorbed a picture.
  6. Portland Oregonian
    Reviewed by: Diana Abu-Jaber
    58
    Takes a look at the bumpy path to self-discovery.
  7. Boston Globe
    Reviewed by: Jay Carr
    50
    A comic vehicle for that valuable Australian export, Rachel Griffiths.
  8. TV Guide
    Reviewed by: Maitland McDonagh
    50
    If you were watching it at home you wouldn't feel compelled to pause the film before going into the kitchen to fix a snack.
  9. Entertainment Weekly
    Reviewed by: Lisa Schwarzbaum
    50
    Rachel Griffiths...is the best reason, nay, the only reason to pay attention to Me Myself I.
  10. Dallas Observer
    Reviewed by: Gregory Weinkauf
    50
    Ambitious in scope and humble in execution.
  11. Film.com
    Reviewed by: Ernest Hardy
    50
    Though the film is generally weak, treading very familiar ground, those dashes of insight and humor - along with Griffiths' performance - pull you into the film.
  12. Los Angeles Times
    Reviewed by: Gene Seymour
    50
    Griffiths' Pam holds your attention without any gratuitous mannerisms or broad asides. It's a sleek, rangy performance that all but redeems the hackneyed familiarity of the premise.
  13. The New York Times
    Reviewed by: Stephen Holden
    50
    A sugarcoated romantic comedy that is just clever enough to make you wish it were three times as smart and only a third as sweet.
  14. Chicago Reader
    Reviewed by: Jonathan Rosenbaum
    50
    Easy to take but ultimately rather aimless.
  15. Village Voice
    Reviewed by: Dennis Lim
    40
    A feel-good, fatalist placebo.
  16. Film.com
    Reviewed by: John Hartl
    40
    The script is a minefield of ideas that need more work.
  17. New York Daily News
    Reviewed by: Jack Mathews
    38
    A fascinating contrast in lifestyles.
  18. L.A. Weekly
    Reviewed by: Hazel-Dawn Dumpert
    20
    It's bad enough that Australian writer-director Pip Karmel feels she must attempt the alternate-reality gimmick.
  19. Film.com
    Reviewed by: Elizabeth Weitzman
    20
    Despite this chance to experience something thrilling and new, her life is just as dull the second time around.
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