Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Roeper |
3 |
Oh, my God, this movie sucks. |
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips |
4 |
You know what Evan Almighty needs? Jokes. |
E!
Alex Markerson |
3 |
So much for the separation of church and state; so much, also, for the marriage of church and comedy. |
filmcritic.com
Chris Cabin |
4 |
...couldn't be more critically bulletproof. |
New York Post
Lou Lumenick |
5 |
...at least tolerable. |
TV Guide
Ken Fox |
4 |
...quite possibly an even worse film than Bruce Almighty... |
Reel
Pam Grady |
5 |
...tepid... |
Slant Magazine
Nick Schager |
5 |
...a toothless biblical-themed sequel... |
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers |
3 |
...too lame to be mighty... |
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum |
6 |
...not so much divinely inspired as nailed together by blunt force using splintered two-by-fours. |
New York Times
A. O. Scott |
4 |
...a movie far less interesting than its premise. It is also slightly less interesting than its hugely popular predecessor, Bruce Almighty... |
Los Angeles Times
Carina Chocano |
4 |
...hasn't quite decided what it wants to be... |
People
Leah Rozen |
5 |
...a curious and ill-fitting mix of genres... |
LA Weekly
Scott Foundas |
7 |
What makes the film transcend its limitations is Carell... |
Village Voice
Robert Wilonsky |
2 |
...marks an unfortunate low point in the history of recent American comedy. |
Onion AV Club
Scott Tobias |
3 |
...more Ronald McDonald than Holy Bible, but it didn't have to be this epically trite. |
Maxim
Pete Hammond |
7 |
...a great time at the movies for everyone... |
Premiere
Eric Alt |
5 |
I just wish I could say it was successful. |
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer |
5 |
...if there is one thing that kills comedy, it's sanctimoniousness. |
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