Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)

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91	Entertainment Weekly Lisa Schwarzbaum High school reunions should only be this satisfying.
90	Los Angeles Times Kenneth Turan A wild at heart, anarchic comedy that believes in living dangerously.
90	Rolling Stone Peter Travers A bright burst of action and comedy with a cast that makes for rousing good company.
90	Washington Post Rita Kempley A hilarious new addition to the wonderfully warped Generation X-Files.
88	Chicago Tribune Michael Wilmington Grosse Pointe Blank is covering the same kind of territory as that elephantine, if exciting, 1994 family man-killer thriller, "True Lies." But this time, the joke stings. [11 April 1997, Friday, p.A]
80	The New York Times Elvis Mitchell Enough wild-card energy to keep it bright and surprising.
75	USA Today Susan Wloszczyna The kind of quirky, character-driven comedy they don't make much anymore.
63	Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert The film takes the form but not the feel of a comic thriller. It's quirkier than that.
50	San Francisco Chronicle Mick LaSalle The picture is a soggy, all-over-the- place mess.
50	New York Daily News The tone remains uneasily divided between lightly realistic character comedy and the darkest, chilliest kind of farce.