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Watch Butter Movie Online No Survey Butter follows an ambitious woman (Jennifer Garner) who is married to Iowa's reigning butter sculpting champ (Ty Burrell) but decides to enter the race on her own when he retires. She's the shoo-in until an adopted young black girl (Yara Shahidi) discovers she has an uncanny talent for butter-carving and becomes a late-breaking favorite. -- (C) Weinstein R Release Date Butter Oct 5, 2012 Limited
Actors For Butter
Jennifer Garner,Olivia Wilde,Ashley Greene,Hugh Jackman,Alicia Silverstone,Ty Burrell,Yara Shahidi,Rob Corddry,Kristen Schaal,Phyllis Smith,Garrett Schenk,Andrew Daly,Judy Leavell,Joe Chrest,Deanna Ricks,Kelly Tippens,Dodie Brown,Jeanne Evans,Cindy Creekmore,Christine Scheller
Genres Butter : Drama,Comedy
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All Critics Ranting For Butter : 4.6
All Critics Count For Butter : 60
All Critics Percentage For Butter : 35 %
Review For Butter
A wicked Midwest satire with razor blades stashed beneath its bright candy-apple surface. Peter Debruge-Variety Hardly the high-priced spread, this condescending comedy about Middle America will score with some audiences and put off others. Todd McCarthy-Hollywood Reporter Plays like one long, slow descent into cloying moralizing and uplift that's well past its expiration date. Nick Schager-Village Voice The movie's entire superior attitude is kind of annoying. Stephen Whitty-Newark Star-Ledger We're still just scratching the surface of witty, provocative humor as long as envelope-pushing directors such as Jim Field Smith continue to find work. Sean O'Connell-Washington Post At times, the Midwestern satire "Butter" is almost funny, and in its honor I almost laughed. Kyle Smith-New York Post Butter is a dizzying blend of smug satire, surface-level observations and mean-spirited swipes at flyover types. Oh, and take away Olivia Wilde and it's a laugh-free affair. Christian Toto-Big Hollywood A movie concerned with the seemingly ridiculous world of butter carving may not sound like a smart, tear-jerking, must-watch political satire. Yet Jim Field Smith's sophomore effort Butter is all of the above and more. Shannon M. Houston-Paste Magazine As smart, savvy, and witty as the film is at times, it never escapes the inherent identity crisis in its makeup Jordan Hiller-Bangitout.com Undeniably strange yet sassy, it spreads subversive, thinly-sliced Americana. Susan Granger-SSG Syndicate A heartland-set train wreck of purported satire that is confusingly edited throughout, and full of false moments which betray a lack of rigorous conceptual thought and honesty. Brent Simon-Shared Darkness The film's skewering of Middle America is so soft, you could easily cut it with -- what else? -- a butter knife. Matt Brunson-Creative Loafing It settles for cute when it could have had more bite, and it aims for amusing when it had hilarious in its sights. Perry Seibert-TV Guide's Movie Guide Like its namesake, this small-town ensemble comedy is somewhat oily and lacking in flavor. Todd Jorgenson-Cinemalogue.com Another in a long line of bad films set in the Midwest. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice (D)espite its slights, Butter finds a way to win us over. Bill Gibron-PopMatters Butter contains enough genuine levity to slide down easily. Marjorie Baumgarten-Austin Chronicle Quirky comedy pushes boundaries in the name of laughs. S. Jhoanna Robledo-Common Sense Media Garner's Laura is a lazy caricature, a Sarah Palin-style Republican trophy wife in power suit and pearls, but then every character in rookie writer Jim Micallef's script is a flat stereotype. Sean Means-Salt Lake Tribune With Sarah Palin, the movie's thinly disguised object of derision, now operating on the fringe of mainstream culture, the entire film feels like yesterday's news. Robert Levin-amNewYork The film ping-pongs jarringly between Laura and Destiny's stories, both of which are strikingly different in terms of their tone. Ethan Alter-Television Without Pity