Opiniones de Metacritic

For all the story's bland familiarity, it has winning moments. Allen's no actor, but he projects a likeable personality.

Pretty formulaic stuff: bland self-empowerment tinged with warm fuzzies in all the right places. But what makes this "Somebody" something is Pasquin's deft touch and understanding with the material.

It turns out that Joe ends up liking the old Joe better too. Who just so happens to be the kind of average-Joe character that continues to make Allen such a tidy, non-Joe bundle.

The best scenes in the movie belong to James Belushi.

This is harmless fun for the holiday season, but Tim Allen doesn't give movie the punch it needs.

It's routine, TV sitcom fodder, but the supporting cast is better than average.

The picture is nearly stolen, however, by co-star Greg Germann (of TV's Ally McBeal) in the role of Joe's company's resident corporate weasel. Germann's squinty-eyed insincerity is truly a marvel to behold, and it's an astringent corrective to the film's rather too frequent feel-good passages.

An unimaginative schoolyard-bully comedy.

The demands of formula eventually stifle anything that even looks like inspiration or honesty.

Wasn't worth Allen's time and isn't worth yours.