Absolutely Anything

critic Reviews

, 20% Rotten Tomatometer Score
  • Given the impressive array of talent involved in Absolutely Anything -- and the near-total lack of laughs it provokes -- this Monty Python reunion can only be regarded as a disappointment.
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    Nick AllenRogerEbert.com
    Treat-sized food-for-thought from a wonderfully silly director.
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    Stephen DaltonThe Hollywood Reporter
    Absolutely Anything is a good idea but is executed poorly, with a lame take-home message about great power demanding great responsibility.
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    Jake WilsonThe Age (Australia)
    The redeeming factor is the sheer, unabashed silliness.
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    Empire Magazine
    Sadly, proof that they will make absolutely anything these days.
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    Jonathan RomneyObserver (UK)
    Watch absolutely anything else.
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    Robbie CollinDaily Telegraph (UK)
    It's often been said that Simon Pegg would agree to star in absolutely anything: now at least it's official.
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    Brian EggertDeep Focus Review
    Absolutely Anything may be a bad movie, but I laughed a lot, and really, that's what Jones and company set out to accomplish.
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    Phil W. BaylesOne Room With A View
    Eric Idle always tells us to look on the bright side, but it's hard to see a bright side to this depressingly unfunny movie. See absolutely anything else.
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    Matthew BondThe Mail on Sunday (UK)
    Jones's cult status ensures a decent cast but the execution is messy, short of laughs and tiresome.
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    Joanne SohThe New Paper (Singapore)
    [Simon] Pegg's goofy charm is on overdrive, elevating this silly comedy where the best scenes are between Neil and his talking dog Dennis (voiced by the late Robin Williams).
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