Critic Reviews for Trainwreck on Moviebuff.com

A big-studio romantic comedy infused with actual human feeling is just as rare an accomplishment as the perfect comedy sketch

Jesse Hassenger, AV Club

'Trainwreck', features a host of brilliant performances, majorly emotional in content and lesser in humor

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'Trainwreck', really crashes and burns in its reactionary bait and switch

Eric Henderson, Slant Magazine

A messy, shapeless lump of a film, 'Trainwreck', is a movie that lives entirely in the moment

Ben Gruchow, Box Office Prophets

'Trainwreck', is a very funny, very smart movie, though it ultimately falls back on the romantic comedy formula, sappy ending and all

Max Nicholson, IGN

'Trainwreck', moves with a reasonably snappy pace, buoyed by actors with superb comic timing

Eric Walkuski, JoBlo.com

'Trainwreck', can be so funny, but there is disappointment here where there should have been so much potential

Michael Smith, Tulsa World

'Trainwreck', is just good fun, and a lot of it at that

Lindsay Bahr, Yahoo News

'Trainwreck', was a major disappointment, the movie is excessively long at 2+ hours

Dave Smith, Business Insider India

'Trainwreck', is as boundary-bursting, but it’s fun to see Schumer when she’s not weighed down by body shame

David Edelstein, Vulture

Schumer fans will enjoy 'Trainwreck', as a long form version of an “Inside Amy Schumer” sketch

Paul Grimshaw, Myrtle Beach Online

'Trainwreck', brings out the best from all parties involved, sometimes tremendously, sometimes surprisingly, but always effectively

James Gerstner, Hays Post

'Trainwreck', is an enjoyable trip in the right direction

Benjamin Lee, The Guardian

Amy Schumer makes you laugh till it hurts

Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

'Trainwreck', offers a heady mix of the romantic and the vulgar

Marshall Fine, The Huffington Post

This is Schumer’s cinematic coming-out party, and she delivers, not only as a writer but a star

Pete Hammond, Deadline

'Trainwreck', is anything but a mess, you'll laugh early and laugh often

Nathan Poppe, News Ok

'Trainwreck', becomes less of an Amy Schumer movie, and more of a Judd Apatow movie

Sean O'Connell, Cinema Blend

'Trainwreck,' isn’t the end of the story, but merely the point where things start to get complicated

Scott Foundas, Variety

Apatow continues his trend of cranking out satisfyingly grown-up comedies, and 'Trainwreck', is one of the most enjoyable comedies to hit theaters so far

Mike Scott, New Orleans Los Angeles News

Sweet is not how Schumer wants 'Trainwreck', to go down

Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

'Trainwreck', is far from terrible, and it’s hard to dislike a movie that gives laugh lines to the veteran actor Norman Lloyd

Mick LaSalle, SFGate

'Trainwreck', is all kinds of funny, and like any talent showcase worth its salt, the tone of the humor adjusts to suit the talents on screen

Michael Phillips, The News & Observer

By comedy standards, it’s a titanic performance

Kurt Loder, Reason

Apatow proves to be exactly the person 'Trainwreck' needed

David Blaustein, ABC News

Given her exceptional work in 'Trainwreck', here’s hoping that Schumer, emerges from her Apatow experience as a major movie star

Melissa Starker, The Columbus Dispatch

'Ant-Man', a breezy and likable superhero heist flick., C’mon, put that can of Raid away, we promise you won’t get antsy

Bill Wine, CBS Local

The movie, is often extremely funny, even if it never approaches the radicalness of Amy's greatest, and most dangerous work.

Manohla Dargis, The New York Times

Schumer’s unique voice is allowed to thrive, offering plenty of laughs once you get past the mean-spirited nature of some of her humor

Edward Douglas, ComingSoon.net

'Trainwreck', is still trying to find its footing, but arrives right around the halfway point with a painful hour left to go

Edwin Arnaudin, The Citizen Times

For all its raunch and vulgarity, this is a truly sweet story where the romance can be off-kilter and the comedy can be sad and still works

Brooke Corso, The Monitor

Funny, sweet and heartfelt enough to be gracefully accepted into the comedy lexicon of today’s young adults, 'Trainwreck', is a very promising note of things to come

Sebastian Torrelio, Daily Bruin