Tomcats

Tomcats (2001)

  • 15% of critics liked it
    (75 reviews)

  • 43% of users liked it
    (22,772 ratings)

This romantic comedy in the vein of There's Something About Mary and American Pie concerns the story of Michael Delaney (Jerry O'Connell), a struggling cartoonist who makes a bet with seven buddies over who will be the last to marry. Several years later, the pot has boiled down to two:… More

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R,
Directed By
Written By
Gregory Poirier
Genres
Comedy
In Theaters
Mar 30, 2001 Wide
Columbia Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

    Laced with such rampant misogyny that the laughs stick in your throat.

  • Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly

    In its mingling of horniness and disgust, Tomcats attains a convoluted cleverness.

  • Mike Clark, USA Today

    This is 90 minutes of gags of the lowest order.

  • Pam Sitt, Seattle Times

    It brings the gross-out comedy genre to a new low.

  • Carla Meyer, San Francisco Chronicle

    Offers only tired jokes, grimace-worthy physical comedy and bad, bad acting.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Dean !


    A pretty good cast line up for the time, most had been in a big hit around 2000. Similar to There's Something about Mary as 2 guys who vowed to stay single end up chasing the same girl. It has quite a bit of gross out gags, maybe a bit too much on the gross side! It has it's… More

  • Joseph E


    This is the motherload of all that is "Late Night" Comedies..and it almost pulled it off perfectly, but almost is only good in your dreams!

  • Deb S


    "Call me Mistress, you disgusting worm" If you like hilarious perverted humor, you'll love this one haha. And Michael Delaney was just yummy.

  • Jason S


    Its crass laughs but rarely do they work. Its tame compared to the likes of American Pie, and its never as offensive as it makes itself out.

  • Stephen E


    Insulting "Tomcats" won't do much good since it solely exists as a way to gross out its audience. It's as depraved and grotesque an effort as you'd expect. The humor is vile and insultingly uninspired and virtually every character is annoying and/or unlikable.… More

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