Cedar Rapids

Isn't a blazingly original comedy, but it has such a nice, tender-hearted feel to it I was won over and charmed.

The risks Cedar Rapids takes may not always pay off, but as a general rule, I would advise spending 86 minutes of your life with the movie rather than the city itself.

Hopelessly benign but still boisterous enough to deliver a mild buzz.

Everyone does good work here, but for Helms this is a breakout role, and he delivers. Cedar Rapids is a modest but disarming comedy that will leave a smile on your face...

It's funny, offensive, well acted and pointless.

Comedy seldom comes as good-natured as Cedar Rapids, a fish-out-of-water story in which a Midwestern innocent discovers sex, drugs and cream sherry in the big city.

Phil Johnston’s screenplay has just enough heart to surpass its unabashed stereotypes and become a mildly effective comedy.

They don't let a joke go by without taking advantage of it and batting it with underhanded grace. [Full review in Spanish]

Giving her best performance in quite some time, Anne Heche is simply magnificent.

This is a well-made, imperfect kind of movie, containing a lot of laughs and heart despite its weaknesses.