Miv Evans

This film is shamelessly formulaic, has far too many coincidences, characters and sub-plots and also one of the cheesiest endings in the history of cinema. It's all very gentle and plodding and including 'crazy' in the title is an utter misnomer

This film has an intriguing sci-fi premise about a duplicate earth appearing but, unfortunately, it gets relegated to the realm of sub-plot and the focus is placed on a tedious romance that is a poor substitute for the extra-terrestrial adventure we

The first scene in this film is extremely amusing but then things go downhill fast, gathering momentum at such a rate that all hope is soon lost and what promised to be an entertaining romp turns into one of the most idiotic comedies of all time.

No film has ever tried harder to be funny but every attempt at a punch-line makes a soft landing without so much as a dead bear bounce to send it into the realms of dark comedy, which its concept decreed it should be.

It lurches incoherently from one half-created world to the next and, in a vain attempt to justify calling itself a thriller, turns up the volume from deadly quiet to deafening which, as a storytelling technique, sucks.