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Started off strong and amusing. However, ended WAY flat.
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the movie kept my attension and was very funny.
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Mar 1, 2017
Tiny profundities, clever twists and lots of giggles are the hallmarks of Table 19, a wedding comedy with on-the-nose casting and slight, uneven charms.
Roger Moore
Movie Nation
Mar 1, 2017
After the unnatural way it plops this gruesome group in their social Siberia, it goes from (alleged) comedy to serious drama with all the subtlety of a 10-year-old playing Mario Kart.
Jordan Hoffman
The Guardian
Mar 1, 2017
When Table 19 tries to be a goofy humiliation comedy, it’s barely engaging. (The pratfalls are numerous and laugh-free.) But when it settles down into something like an indie ensemble about disappointment and the comfort of strangers, Blitz finds a more effortless tone.
Robert Abele
TheWrap