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Envy (2004)

A man becomes increasingly jealous of his friend's newfound success.

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Keith Phipps 13 Oct 2016

In short, every element suggests Envy ought to be amusing, but the only comparably disastrous movie in recent memory involves Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, and a rapping retarded man.

James Berardinelli 07 Apr 2016

It's remarkably appropriate that Envy is about turds, because that's what the movie is.

Steven Rea 20 May 2013

Envy makes a pretty entertaining three-minute trailer. If only they'd left it at that.

John Patterson 23 Jan 2011

Even the relatively successful pairing of neckless maestro of anxiety Stiller with the indomitably effervescent Black gets bogged down by Steve Adams' aimless screenplay. Would the Barry Levinson who once made "Diner" please wake up and pull himself together?

Mick LaSalle 02 Jan 2006

The film is neither fish nor fowl nor some arresting new entity, but a lumpish coagulation of conflicting impulses and unrealized gestures.