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Dudley Moore and Kirk Cameron in Mon père c'est moi (1987)

Metacritic reviews

Mon père c'est moi

45

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9 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com
  • 75
    Tampa Bay TimesHal Lipper
    Tampa Bay TimesHal Lipper
    It is sophomoric, yet very funny. And until its weepy, reconciliatory ending, it moves with locomotive force. It's the type of movie that makes critics feel guilty about liking it, yet there's no refuting its charm. [02 Oct 1987, p.1D]
  • 70
    Los Angeles TimesKevin Thomas
    Los Angeles TimesKevin Thomas
    The result is a warm, imaginative comedy of wide appeal. [02 Oct 1987, p.8]
  • 63
    Washington PostRita Kempley
    Washington PostRita Kempley
    The screen writers have come up with a simple-minded scenario, true, but it is enlivened with enough laughs to make up for the shortcomings.
  • 60
    The New York TimesCaryn James
    The New York TimesCaryn James
    This slick movie proves how much fun it can be to watch first-rate actors challenge our credulity and rise above a second-rate script.
  • 50
    TV Guide Magazine
    TV Guide Magazine
    LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON is idiotic at times, cute at others. Cameron shows a lot of charm, and the movie is a pleasant diversion.
  • 50
    Miami Herald
    Miami Herald
    For a stretch of 20 minutes or so, Like Father Like Son is as funny a film as you could hope to see. [02 Oct 1987, p.D1]
  • 50
    Portland OregonianTed Mahar
    Portland OregonianTed Mahar
    Like Father, Like Son is amusing, occasionally funny, and swift. [02 Oct 1987, p.E13]
  • 25
    Chicago Sun-TimesRoger Ebert
    Chicago Sun-TimesRoger Ebert
    The movie’s premise doesn’t work – not at all, not even a little, not even part of the time – and that means everyone in the movie looks awkward and silly all of the time.
  • 25
    Chicago TribuneDave Kehr
    Chicago TribuneDave Kehr
    Like Father Like Son has the cheap, florid look of a rejected television pilot, and the same air of anything-for-a-laugh desperation. [02 Oct 1987, p.J]
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