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7.9 out of 10

Generally favorable reviews- based on 22 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 19 out of 22
  2. Negative: 1 out of 22

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  1. BillD.
    Jul 19, 2007
    8
    Very funny movie, especially if you're familiar with the AA 12 Step Program. The entire cast is great, but Pullman and Leoni especially stand out. The only flaw, albeit a big one, is the ending, which seems patched together by nervous studio executives. The fact that the Kingsley character's support group is pulling for his successful recovery from alcoholism so he can get his life as a hired killer back on track appears to have created several competing, unresolved opinions by the film makers as to how this otherwise terrific comedy should end. Expand
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  2. ScottR
    Jul 20, 2007
    8
    Funny in the way Thank You For Smoking was funny. And I have never seen Kingsley so wry.
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  3. GaryC.
    Sep 3, 2007
    10
    I just watched this movie the other night and I have no idea why my wife didn't like it but I loved it. You Kill Me is a classic. It deseves what it gets and what its going to get because there's absolutely nothing wrong with this movie what so ever.
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  4. G-RadAndrew
    Sep 3, 2007
    10
    I saw this movie on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta. I enjoyed it a lot. The humor wasn't laugh-out-loud comedy, it was more of funny show that made you giggle in your head because you knew it was funny but seriously funny. Through my opinion, I thought it was very classy and stylish.
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  5. JCA.
    Sep 3, 2007
    10
    A classy and jazzy masterpiece.
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  6. MichaelF.
    Jun 20, 2007
    8
    Unexpectedly funny film. I saw a preview of this film this week and recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, quirky romantic comedy. Yes, it actually is a romantic comedy even though it appears to be a mob movie. Sure, there's a bit of suspense, but even that is humorous. I thoroughly enjoyed this light, entertaining film.
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  7. JaredC.
    Sep 3, 2007
    10
    It was humorous. It was classy. It was the jazziest comedy of the year, until Superbad came along.
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  8. JoyceC.
    Sep 3, 2007
    10
    Every seven years your taste of food changes, maybe you used to like cheese wiz and now you hate it. Well my taste changed pretty fast. I saw this movie the day it came out and I didn't like it what so ever. Around two weeks later, I watched it again just 'cause I was bored and for some reason a I enjoyed it much more than the last time I saw it. After that, I noticed that you have to put full thought when you're watching this movie. And I did. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys and puts full thought into their movies. Great film. Expand
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  9. RonS.
    Jun 24, 2007
    8
    We liked this movie for its story line and especially for the cast. The acting was wonderful all the way through. I laughed, I cried (almost, anyway). Even though it wasn't Buffalo, it LOOKED like it.
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  10. May 16, 2012
    7
    I have overlooked this movie when it was released and it's through perusal of IMDb's various lists I came across it. I use the term overlooked because I usually would read the storyline and other movie information for titles that feature the Oscar winning actor Ben Kingsley; several of them appealed to my taste in the various genres he's delivered his quality contributions, though more did not. How else could I, or anyone else, have had the pleasure to see "House of Sand and Fog", if it weren't for the effort of looking for his stuff to start with? Kingsley has been known to make movies which potential monetary success were tentative. This movie is quite difficult to clearly categorize; it depends on the state of mind you're in at the time. I define it as a blend of dark and witty comedy with an expected but discrete drama fusion. The dialogue, mostly, captured my attention; of course, the performance by Ben Kingsley met my expectations. Téa Leoni, who's every single performance of the past twenty years I liked, again, did not fail to please and entertain me; she's a professional other actors have remarked look forward to team up with. The story is simple, straightforward, has many expected moments, not to use the term predictable which nuance I purposefully like to point out; sometimes simplicity allows good actors to shine because they make details count. Denis Farina plays an Irish gangster; he usually excels at half that role, the gangster part, and I was okay with that. Expand
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 25 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 20 out of 25
  2. Negative: 2 out of 25
  1. Reviewed by: Ronnie Scheib
    70
    With an eclectic mix of strong-minded thesps all pulling in slightly different directions, this shape-shifting genre hybrid successfully commingles 12-step therapy, romantic comedy and hit-man thriller.
  2. Reviewed by: Scott Foundas
    20
    The past decade has been less kind to Dahl, and though his latest, called You Kill Me, has the outward appearance of a return to form, it may in fact be the worst thing he's ever done--an inert, tone-deaf mélange of "The Sopranos" and "Six Feet Under."
  3. Inert dud of a hitmen-are-people-too comedy.