Kingpin (1996)

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88	Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert Some of the gags don't work, and yet I laughed at the Farrellys' audacity in trying them. And the humor isn't just gags and punch lines, but one accomplished comic performance after another.
75	USA Today Mike Clark Potty humor to spare. [26 July 1996, p. D4]
60	Empire As a barrel of easy, unsophisticated laughs, Kingpin delivers in spades.
50	San Francisco Chronicle Mick LaSalle Kingpin has nastiness going for it. There are prosthesis jokes, bad-teeth jokes, ugly-women jokes, sight gags involving vomiting, etc.
50	Christian Science Monitor David Sterritt Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid, and Bill Murray give riotous performances, but be warned that the comedy is overloaded with gross-out humor from beginning to end.
38	ReelViews James Berardinelli The really disgusting thing about this movie isn't the crude jokes themselves, but how grossly unfunny they all are.
30	The New York Times Lawrence Van Gelder The team that gave the world "Dumb and Dumber" returns with something feeble and feebler.
25	Entertainment Weekly Lisa Schwarzbaum Lowest-common-denominator humor.
25	San Francisco Examiner The movie itself simply misses the mark.
20	Washington Post Rita Kempley Without a doubt, mainstream moviegoers will be revolted by the nastiness of it all.