Say It Isn't So

I must admit that I find those motifs -- and the Farrellys' universe in general -- more sweet than offensive, and I liked Say It Isn't So just so. So there.Read Full Review »

Ultimately a sweet movie, but one made by people who can't stoop to conquer without an almost audible strain on their own intelligence.Read Full Review »

There are laughs here and there, and Graham and Klein aren't nearly as grating as what surrounds them. But there's no getting around the fact that far from seeming a labor of love, Say It Isn't So seems merely labored.Read Full Review »

It's getting tiresome, this stuff.Read Full Review »

It's so-so. As in mediocre. Even gross-out comedies need the stink of genius.Read Full Review »

The movie is like a well-intentioned designer knockoff that doesn't know when to quit.Read Full Review »

The movie doesn't understand that embarrassment comes in a sudden painful flush of realization; drag it out, and it's not embarrassment anymore, but public humiliation, which is a different condition, and not funny.Read Full Review »

All you really need to know about Say It Isn't So,the latest flatulent noisemaker from the Farrelly Brothers' gross-out comedy factory, is that late in the movie, Chris Klein punches a cow from behind and finds his arm stuck inside.Read Full Review »

Elicits not the voluptuous discomfort stirred by the boys' (Peter and Bobby Farrelly) best corporeal shenanigans but creeping embarrassment for everyone on screen.Read Full Review »

What a jolly comedy theme: incest.Read Full Review »