
Vulture
Like the original, the new version is a snarky situational farce that evolves into a cheese-dog fable of home and hearth, and the role reversal lets it feel halfway fresh.
Full reviewAnna Faris is a mistreated employee who takes revenge on her boss (Eugenio Derbez, How to Be a Latin Lover) in this remake of the 1987 romantic comedy.
Leonardo (Derbez), a selfish, rich playboy from Mexico’s richest family unjustly fires Kate (Faris) and refuses to pay her. Shortly after, Leonardo falls overboard when partying too hard and wakes up on the Oregon coast with amnesia. To get payback, Kate shows up at the hospital and convinces him that they're married.
Like the original, the new version is a snarky situational farce that evolves into a cheese-dog fable of home and hearth, and the role reversal lets it feel halfway fresh.
Full reviewUltimately pointless, Overboard makes you wonder why it exists at all when it offers neither a fresh angle into modern-day relationships nor an improvement upon its predecessor.
Full reviewNone of the proceedings are sidesplittingly funny, but they grow increasingly sweet-natured.
Full review[Faris] could be a big star with the right material, perhaps something with more seriousness and pathos. Overboard isn't it.
Full reviewAnna Faris and Mexico's biggest star Eugenio Derbez step into Goldie and Kurt's shoes - but they can't keep this gender-reversed reboot from sinking like stone.
Full reviewOverboard ekes out laughs but fails to add the romance to the comedy. We'd leave this one in the water.
Full reviewSuffice it to say, you'd be safer to leave this one floating without a life jacket and just renting the '87 one again.
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