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Can you inflate a gimmick-driven comedy skit into a full-fledged feature film? Up to a point.

-Duane Byrge

A sweet, funny anarchic pastiche that should find broad based popularity.

-Leonard KladyFull Review

Coneheads falls flat about as often as it turns funny, and displays more amiability than style.

-Janet MaslinFull Review

A respectably funny -- but small -- effort, a reunion party best watched in your living room, while you consume mass quantities of pizza with extra molten lactate extract of hooved mammals.

-Desson ThomsonFull Review

This is a dismal, dreary and fairly desperate movie, in which the actors try very hard but are unable to overcome an uninspired screenplay.

-Roger EbertFull Review

I expected stupid humor, silly humor, or bizarre humor, but not no humor.

-James BerardinelliFull Review

Curtin and Aykroyd rely on old standbys... When that doesn't work, which mostly it doesn't, they try grossing us out with a series of revolting Remulakian childbirth jokes.

-Rita KempleyFull Review

A one-joke movie, stretched to the limit.

-Emanuel LevyFull Review

Whether on Earth or in space, the jokes are either flat or hopelessly crude.

-Full Review

Feh!

-Eric Lurio

What's so funny?

-Michael DequinaFull Review

This film went so wrong somewhere, the

-Alex Sandell

Better-than-average SNL spin-off, and unfortunately the best thing Aykroyd's done sice Ghostbusters.

-Luke Y. Thompson

It should have remained a skit on SNL

-Michael Szymanski

It's not worth the expenditure of energy, really.

-Scott RenshawFull Review

The film itself is like the cinematic equivalent of a clothesline, with a steady stream of skits and gags hung out to dry.

-Chris HicksFull Review

A new spin on the original skit with some fresh stars like Sinbad and McKean plus a generous special effects budget fill in the gaps when the movie flags.

-Christopher NullFull Review

A thoroughly updated and nicely fleshed-out comedy that never quite makes you loose a molar laughing, but instead keeps solid little gags flowing throughout.

-Marc SavlovFull Review


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