Super Sucker (2003)

Mark Pfeiffer

Simply put, this movie about sweeper salesmen is a comedic vacuum.

Full Review | Comment | Jul., 12 2006 09:05 AM

Colin Covert

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Full Review | Comment | May., 19 2004 08:15 AM

Dan Lybarger

Writer-Director Jeff Daniels comes up with about forty-five minutes of inspired silliness, but, eventually, Super Sucker winds up being a one-joke film, though, admittedly, that joke is often funnier than it should be.

Full Review | Comment | Feb., 02 2003 02:22 PM

Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)

There's only one joke in Super Sucker, but it's a good one.

Full Review | Comment | Jan., 24 2003 04:07 PM

Jon Alon Walz

The quirky and bizarre nature of the material would have been better suited to a director more nimble with absurd, broad and physical humor.

Full Review | Comment | Jan., 24 2003 03:57 PM

John Monaghan

Daniels obviously loves the medium and knows how to assemble a movie, but he needs to flesh out a story that could easily have been told between beers and burps at the Escanaba hunting camp.

Full Review | Comment | Jan., 24 2003 08:18 AM

Jackie Loohauis

Daniels shows his affection for Middle America in every Super Sucker scene and he proves he knows this turf down to the barn-wood paneling of Jackson City's steakhouse.

Full Review | Comment | Jan., 23 2003 10:00 PM

Allison Benedikt

Daniels turns to hackneyed stereotypes and easy plot lines, choosing to see the Midwest as a place where door-to-door salesmen rule the streets and bored housewives all lead unfulfilling cookie-cutter lives.

Full Review | Comment | Jan., 23 2003 01:05 PM