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A man who never has enough time for the things he wants to do is offered the opportunity to have himself duplicated.
3 March 1970, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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March 29, 2011
Some sexy stuff in dated, but entertaining '80s comedy.January 01, 2000
The comedy itself, however, is uneven and, more often than not, obvious.January 01, 2000
Multiplicity cheats itself by not letting its imagination run as wild as its star.February 14, 2001
More Kafkaesque than comedic, more fascinating to watch than out-and-out funny.January 01, 2000
Director Harold Ramis had more serious ambitions. Multiplicity should have been another Groundhog Day, which Ramis also directed, but he comes up short.July 01, 2004
It's a showcase for Keaton.June 01, 2003
Whatever you know about cloning, leave at the theater door. Whatever you know about the modern housewife, shuck that, too. The feminism of "Multiplicity" is barely circa 1959.December 28, 2004
Try not to double or triple-up laughing. (published 7-19-96)October 09, 2005
A desperately unfunny comedy lethargically directed by Harold Ramis, and boringly acted by Michael Keaton.April 04, 2003
More is not better, in this case.January 01, 2000
I recommend this to anyone who wants to see a solipsistic comedy about the darker side of marriage.January 01, 2000
Ramis and his quartet of writers, including City Slickers shtick factories of Lowell Ganz & Babaloo Mandel, can't find much to do with their simple premise.