Mark Duplass

[Not] very amusing--its stabs at humor are low-key to a fault, and too sporadic--but it is mostly truthful about yuppie love, and that's something.

Currish...the film's niche audience is indiscriminate aging dog lovers; people lovers should look elsewhere.    

Turns out not to be heady in theme and may not linger long after viewing, but it's still an enjoyable emotional wringer to be put through, in the company of a well-matched trio of actors.

By most cinematic measures, Zero Dark Thirty is one of the best-made films of 2012. It also probably shouldn't exist.

McCarthy delivers another all-in performance, but so much so as to be more sad than funny much of the time.