| 75 |
San Francisco Chronicle
Perry is at his best playing frenetic confusion.
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| 70 |
Film.com
Quite smart, sensitive, and relatively sophisticated.
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| 70 |
Variety
A smart and sassy comedy with a playful sensibility and subtle sensitivity.
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| 65 |
TNT RoughCut
Daysun Chang
A perfect date movie for boys and girls, boys and boys, and boys just pretending to like boys.
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| 63 |
New York Daily News
A thin, by-the-numbers romantic comedy that nevertheless features one saving grace: Matthew Perry.
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| 63 |
USA Today
Best to wait until the movie makes it to TV - where its missteps will loom less large.
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| 63 |
New York Post
A cute, often very funny romantic comedy and an effective vehicle for Matthew Perry.
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| 50 |
Baltimore Sun
Milton Kent
So much of Three to Tango is calculated to push the proper emotional buttons that it's ultimately unsatisfying.
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| 50 |
Philadelphia Inquirer
Perry and Campbell are charming despite this straitjacket plot.
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| 50 |
Miami Herald
Dismayingly predictable and rote, a simple premise played out in the most obvious way possible.
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| 50 |
Chicago Tribune
Television sitcom-style directing and writing.
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| 42 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The vapid plot line follows the same narrative arc as "Tootsie" but hasn't the heart or purpose of that film.
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| 40 |
TV Guide
An uncomfortable go at romantic comedy that belabors the same mistaken-for-gay premise as"In & Out," but without much of that film's charm.
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| 40 |
Washington Post
The movie's half over before it really starts to whack at the funny bone.
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| 40 |
Newsweek
Kevin Stuart
Relax and enjoy the brain candy.
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| 40 |
Film.com
Does have its share of bona fide chuckles, but it falls shy of its possibilities.
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| 40 |
Austin Chronicle
For each prejudice the film tries to shatter, it furthers a different stereotype.
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| 38 |
Boston Globe
Trips early and never gets up off the floor.
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| 38 |
Charlotte Observer
Puts more miles on plot that was worn out long ago.
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| 30 |
Los Angeles Times
Eric Harrison
Typical of this movie's cluelessness is the way it cavalierly traffics in stereotypes.
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| 30 |
The New York Times
In trying to be both bold and nonthreatening, the movie ends up seeming tame and mildly offensive.
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| 30 |
Rolling Stone
The kind of movie that TV stars do when they're on hiatus and trying to squeeze one in.
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| 30 |
LA Weekly
Chuck Wilson
Placing gay characters front and center in big Hollywood movies is supposed to inspire cheers, not the case of the creeps that comes with Three To Tango.
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| 25 |
Chicago Sun-Times
Mired in a plot of such stupidity.
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| 6 |
Mr. Showbiz
Inept, unfunny, and so brimming with bad ideas it's a wonder it wasn't manufactured by mandrills rather than adult humans.
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| 0 |
Entertainment Weekly
Bruce Fretts
I didn't think Matthew Perry could find a romantic comedy more inert or inane than the 1997 fiasco ''Fools Rush In.''
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