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Two rival Medieval shows vie for supremacy in the world of Renaissance Faires.
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| New York TimesNeil GenzlingerThe script, by Mr. Marshall and R. A. White, doesn't contain enough that's genuinely funny, which leaves everybody trying too hard. Only Ann-Margret, as the fair's reigning queen, retains her dignity. |
| VarietyJohn AndersonVerily, this Scott Marshall-helmed production has several nutjob supporting performances that almost rescue its hackneyed plot, but there's not enough consistent madness to keep the film from what will be a fleeting theatrical career, followed by entombment on homevid. |
| Hollywood ReporterJohn DeForeFrom the opening credits -- an animated sequence so crude a junior-high art student would be ashamed of it -- to a climax in which Kate's dog is taken hostage with a crossbow, there's not an ounce of mirth in this parade of ghastly accents, tin-eared romantic montages and dime-store knavery. |
| New York Daily NewsJoe NeumaierFinding a fresh setting for a comedy is difficult, but a Renaissance fair is too broad a target. |
| Slant MagazineNick SchagerAll's Faire in Love's lackluster compositions and absence of rhythm are a perfect match for writer-director Scott Marshall's script (co-written with R.A. White and Jeffrey Ray Wine), which operates according to a Revenge of the Nerds-style us-versus-them template almost as stagnant as Ricci's phoned-in turn. |
| Film Journal InternationalDavid NohA prime contender for 2011's biggest cinematic embarrassment. |
| Los Angeles TimesRobert AbeleWhile there's regrettably nothing terribly witty or surprising about any of this as either love story or laugh machine, director Scott Marshall does manage a breezy, good-natured tone toward this oft-mocked cultural phenomenon that allows for eye-rolling and smiling in equal measure. |
| User ReviewChris WI'm arguably the best movie villain since Hans Gruber in Die Hard (Alan Rickman) |
| User ReviewAlexandra WI don't care what others have to say. I love this movie. I laugh from beginning to end, and yeah it may be a little stereotypical in some ways, but I still can't help but love it. |
| User ReviewGaspar OThere were times when I couldn't tell whether Owen Benjamin was an actor or a mannequin. That being said, I thought it was very funny and most entertaining. Some of the characters were way over the top, in a good way, just like you'd expect to find at a Renaissance Faire. There just aren't enough movies out there where dudes get peed on by goats. Jolly good. |