Wade Major's review of the DVD version: "the real draw here is the film itself which isn't just a wonderful throwback to a style of storytelling long thought obsolete, but a testament to Hanks' durable abilities both in front of and behind the camera."

Dan Lopez's review of the DVD version: "Fans of the movie (and you know who you are) should really pick this disc up."

Fusion3600's review of the DVD version: "This movie is not going to be down everyone's alley, but fans of Hanks and '80s comedies shouldn't miss it, as it offers one heck of a good time."