Private Parts: Critic Reviews

80%

MovieWeb: 1 reviews

79%

RottenTomatoes: 50 reviews

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Entertainment Weekly (Top Critic)

67

Full Review » 15 years ago
Janet Maslin New York Times (Top Critic)

80

[A] sure-fire hit comedy.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Susan Wloszczyna USA Today (Top Critic)

75

This oft-riotous bio is the ultimate loser-makes-good fantasy.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Rita Kempley Washington Post (Top Critic)

A choppy amalgram of Revenge of the Nerds, Father Knows Best and Network.
Full Review » 10 years ago
Desson Thomson Washington Post (Top Critic)

Some of it is pretty funny, but there's so much more you may just want to tune out.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times (Top Critic)

75

Stern and Quivers are both making their screen acting debuts here, and they do what seasoned actors claim is very difficult: They play convincing, engaging versions of themselves.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Jim DeRogatis Chicago Reader (Top Critic)

Empty propaganda film.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Susan Stark Detroit News (Top Critic)

50

This is Sterno, not heat, but still plenty rude, crude and lewd.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Todd McCarthy Variety (Top Critic)

Full Review » 4 years ago
Don Irvine Globe and Mail (Top Critic)

63

People who wouldn't be able to distinguish Howard Stern from G. Gordon Liddy will be entertained by something like an off-colour -- and quite funny -- version of Coal Miner's Daughter.
Full Review » 10 years ago
Charles Taylor Salon.com (Top Critic)

A flat piece of work with long, slack stretches.
Full Review » 12 years ago
James Berardinelli ReelViews (Top Critic)

75

An entertaining motion picture.
Full Review » 12 years ago
Peter Travers Rolling Stone (Top Critic)

A comic firecracker with a surprising human touch.
Full Review » 11 years ago
Rob Gonsalves eFilmCritic.com

60

[Stern] may be the master of his domain on the radio, but he doesn't necessarily have a future in movies.
Full Review » 5 years ago
Derek Adams Time Out

Full Review » 6 years ago
Film Threat

80

Full Review » 6 years ago
Michael Dequina TheMovieReport.com

88

There are some huge laughs here spread consistently through the picture, and screenwriters Len Blum and Michael Kalesniko put virtually no lulls between laughs.
Full Review » 7 years ago
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality and Practice

40

A biodrama about Howard Stern, who speaks for the nine-year old boy in all of us.
Full Review » 7 years ago
Stefan Birgir Stefansson sbs.is

75

Better than expected
Full Review » 7 years ago
Philip Martin Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

42

No one need weep for Howard Stern.
Full Review » 7 years ago
Dragan Antulov rec.arts.movies.reviews

60

Full Review » 9 years ago
Ryan Cracknell Movie Views

60

Full Review » 9 years ago
Luke Y. Thompson New Times

80

Funny and surprisingly self-deprecating.
Full Review » 9 years ago
Jim Shelby Palo Alto Weekly

75

Full Review » 9 years ago
Robert Roten Laramie Movie Scope

75

Full Review » 9 years ago