Village VoiceCarell again plays oblivious in the fitfully inspired magician comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, but he doesn't play h...
Entertainment WeeklyToo cautious and unimaginative to bring off what a great magic trick - or comedy - should do: make us laugh out loud with su...
Salon ArtsIs this really what the audience wants? A deliriously unhinged setup and larger-than-life characters, abruptly devolving int...
Chicago TribuneThe typical gags involve burnt flesh and the sight of someone pretending to crush a puppy to death. It's not a comedy; it's ...
New York Daily NewsLike a creaky Vegas act desperate to please, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone is so eager you can't help wanting to like it. ...
Rolling StoneMagicians have been pulling rabbits out of hats for ages. And yet, with all this talent, no one can make a decent script mat...
Los Angeles TimesCalling it The Mildly Diverting Burt Wonderstone would have been more accurate, but how many tickets is that going to sell?
Wall Street JournalDid the producers appeal to a denominator even lower than common by making their film as dumb as possible, or did it just tu...
The New York TimesThe Incredible Burt Wonderstone can't transcend the fundamental problem built into movies and television shows about magic. ...
SlateIt's a long, limping slog from the halfway point to the finish line, even if the actors have built up enough goodwill by the...
San Francisco ChronicleIt's as if Carrey has been waiting, through a series of bland and corny showcases, to find a role that doesn't derail or div...
New York PostA veritable festival of bad toupees and repeated gags that just lie there, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone runs a bit more t...
Washington PostA generic, fitfully funny mainstream comedy that doesn't nearly get the best from its name-brand players but doesn't qualify...
Total FilmCarell and Carrey shine like sequinned suits in a comedy that allows them endless fun with the dressing-up box. More narrati...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Don Scardino
Writer: Jonathan Goldstein
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde
Release: March 15, 2013
Writer: Jonathan Goldstein
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde
Release: March 15, 2013
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