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Watch The Guilt Trip Movie Online No Survey An inventor and his mom hit the road together so he can sell his latest invention. PG-13 Release Date The Guilt Trip Dec 19, 2012 Limited
Actors For The Guilt Trip
Barbra Streisand,Seth Rogen,Kathy Najimy,Colin Hanks,Brett Cullen,Adam Scott,Yvonne Strahovski,Miriam Margolyes,Nora Dunn,Ari Graynor,Julene Renee,Zabryna Guevara,John Funk,Robert Curtis Brown,Rose Abdoo,Tom Virtue,Vivian Vanderwerd,Worth Howe,Vicki Goldsmith,Matthew Levinson
Genres The Guilt Trip : Comedy
User Ranting The Guilt Trip : 3.3
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All Critics Ranting For The Guilt Trip : 5.1
All Critics Count For The Guilt Trip : 104
All Critics Percentage For The Guilt Trip : 37 %
Review For The Guilt Trip
Andrew [Rogen], who has invented an organic cleaning compound, pitches it to retailers in a succession of meetings across the country that have no grounding in any known reality. Joe Morgenstern-Wall Street Journal The Guilt Trip pairs Seth Rogen and Barbra Streisand in the hope, no doubt, that sparks will fly. They don't. Peter Rainer-Christian Science Monitor Rogen and Streisand are reasonably funny together, though Rogen, always best when he's angry, is crowded into the role of a well-mannered straight man. J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader To its detriment, The Guilt Trip opts to work gently on the heart rather than hard on the funny bone. James Adams-Globe and Mail A breezy, funny and warm road-trip comedy. Richard Roeper-Richard Roeper.com The Guilt Trip is clearly targeted at older audiences less than receptive to the crude jokes that made Seth Rogen famous. Connie Ogle-Miami Herald You've seen this film already. That's how predictable it is...the film is surprisingly light on laughs. Jim Schembri-3AW Small stakes and consistently tame inclinations mark screenwriter Dan Fogelman's effort, which gives off an ambling vibe that would be more at home in an independent production. Brent Simon-Screendaily Only comes to life during a Texan steak-eating contest that has Babs ingest a mountain of meat. Neil Smith-Total Film Some actors you'd pay to watch read the phonebook; turns out it's worth paying to see Streisand eat a steak. Alice Tynan-The Vine Likeable and entertaining, The Guilt Trip isn't quite the blast it could have been, but it uses the tools of commercial filmmaking to give audiences a lift at the end Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile An opportunity for bite is lost in this compelling pairing of Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen, whose joint range and capacity is hardly scratched Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile The Guilt Trip fundamentally doesn't work because the, 'showbiz royalty,' aura that surrounds Streisand is antithetical to the modest working class mother that she's trying to play. Blake Howard-2UE That Movie Show The script is based almost entirely on audiences buying for one second that a financially strapped Andy would ever take Joyce on an impulsive road trip of this nature, for reasons so ridiculous. Todd Jorgenson-Cinemalogue.com "The Guilt Trip" is one more example of everything wrong with the Hollywood movie machine. Cole Smithey-ColeSmithey.com There is really only one reason to see this gentle if unassuming road trip comedy and her name is Barbra Streisand. Bruce Bennett-Spectrum (St. George, Utah) Mildly funny in parts (and those parts are so few and far between that I could name them all), "The Guilt Trip" is a step by step formulaic movie...Hollywood 101. Michael A. Smith-MediaMikes It's a familiar yet promising setup that's employed to curiously subdued effect by filmmaker Anne Fletcher... David Nusair-Reel Film Reviews Streisand and Rogen provide balance in this mother/son road trip adventure. Jackie K. Cooper-jackiekcooper.com The jokes are few and far between, and the scenes inside the car lack the imagination and spontaneity a more comically attuned director would otherwise bring. Jeff Meyers-Metro Times (Detroit, MI) There are bad movies. There are BAD movies. And then there's The Guilt Trip. Robert Levin-Film School Rejects One might be tempted to write off The Guilt Trip as overly familiar, but Barbra Streisand volunteering for a one-hour steak-eating challenge is almost certainly a screen first. Ben Kenigsberg-Time Out Chicago Streisand and Rogen connect in surprising Trip. Charles Koplinski-Illinois Times I had a lot of fun watching Barbra Streisand, who effortlessly commands the screen and reminds us what a gifted, natural comedienne she is. Leonard Maltin-Leonard Maltin's Picks If this Streisand vehicle isn't quite as disastrous as Jane Fonda tethering her mid-2000s comeback to projects co-starring Lindsay Lohan (Georgia Rule) and Jennifer Lopez (Monster-in-Law), it's not an occasion for celebration, either. Matt Brunson-Creative Loafing Seeing this movie is like watching two straight men performing an act: Neither one has any jokes. Kirk Honeycutt-honeycuttshollywood.com