E! OnlineTo see or not to see? There is no question. Actor/teacher Dana Marschz (Steve Coogan)—more of an Ed Wood than a William Shak...
New York Daily NewsTo see or not to see: That is the question I hate to answer, having gone into "Hamlet 2" with the highest hopes. Star Steve ...
Entertainment WeeklyAs a movie, Hamlet 2 is lively, energetically daft, and very, very scrappy — a broader, more loony-tunes knockoff of Waiting...
ComingSoon"Hamlet 2" is outrageously funny but it does require a certain type of sense of humor and the ability to laugh at very odd b...
Cinema BlendBut because it starts with so much promise and squanders half of it, "Hamlet 2" becomes a disappointment for what it should ...
USA TodayThe Bard might be squirming in his grave, but not actually turning, with "Hamlet 2," given that it doesn't quite live up to ...
Rolling StoneIt's Coogan's breakthrough star performance that holds it all together. He's sensational.
Village VoiceThe show ends with Coogan still suspended in the air—not unlike the movie, which, not quite a parody, is something like a fa...
VarietyYou can almost hear the hilarity that must have erupted at the pitch meetings while watching “Hamlet 2,” a comedy with a lot...
ReelViews"Hamlet 2" remains a rather mediocre experience, offering sporadic laughs but never achieving the level of consistent humor ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Andy Fleming
Writer: Andy Fleming
Studio: Focus Features
Cast: Steve Coogan, Catherine Keener, Amy Poehler
Release: August 29, 2008
Writer: Andy Fleming
Studio: Focus Features
Cast: Steve Coogan, Catherine Keener, Amy Poehler
Release: August 29, 2008
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