Metacritic reviews

A mundane sitcom with feature pretensions, the kind where the comic "situation" is simply a coat-rack for hanging a rag-tag assortment of inflated sight gags and telegraphed punch lines.

In the little war between charm and belligerence that is the real centerpiece of Lost and Found, romantic comedy takes a beating.

In asking us to believe David Spade as a romantic lead, it miscalculates beyond all reason.

An hour into the picture, Spade offers a pretty funny imitation of belter Neil Diamond, but it's a long 60 minutes for such a pitiful payoff.

Tumbles off the sick-but-sweet balance beam.

Schmaltzy comedy.

Even Spade's most dedicated fans would probably be better off staying home and watching a "Just Shoot Me" rerun.

A rancid little nothing of a movie that baldly recycles plot elements of "There's Something About Mary."

Funny for 15 minutes and then fades into mean-spirited cruelty and stupidity.

Spade proves that he's entirely capable of making unwatchable dreck all by himself.