Bye Bye Love . Tucson Weekly . 03-23-95

Bye Bye Love

DIRECTED BY: Sam Weisman

REVIEWED: 03-23-95

As three divorced fathers, Matthew Modine, Paul Reiser and Randy Quaid stumble their way through this McMovie about custody exchanges and mid-life romantic grief. Quaid's pissed-off character is the only one with any appeal, but that doesn't amount to much, not even during the film's centerpiece: an uninventive blind-date scene with Janeane Garofalo. Serious themes are verbalized to the point of embarrassment, comic sequences are ridiculously constructed, and the movie vanquishes all dignity with its insistent return to McDonald's (which obviously funded the picture).

--Zachary Woodruff

Other Films by Sam Weisman
George of the Jungle
The Out-of-Towners

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