how were its reviews?
It received mixed reviews from critics
Tower Heist
"Tower Heist" received mixed reviews from critics.
tower heist how did the car get in the pool UNANSWERABLE what is tower heist? It is an American heist comedy film who acts in it? Judd Hirsch,  Stephen Henderson,  Nina Arianda, Marcia Jean Kurtz, James Colby , etc. when was it released? October 24, 2011 who are the characters? Mr. Simon,  Lester,  Miss Iovenko,  Rose,  FBI Director Mazin, Special Agent Huggins , etc. who is the director? Brett Ratner which other movie has he directed? "Rush Hour" film series, "The Family Man", "Red Dragon", are some of them who composed the music? "The Hangover"s Christophe Beck is this also a movie? Yes, the Hangover is an American comedy film how many parts did it have? Three how much money did it make? $467,416,722 and what about the original movie? $152,930,623
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Tower Heist [SEP] Critical reception
"Tower Heist" received mixed reviews from critics. It garnered a 67% approval rating from 195 critics – an average rating of 6.17/10 – on review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, whose consensus reads: ""Tower Heist" is a true Brett Ratner joint: little brains to this caper, but it's fun fluff, exciting to watch, and showcases a welcome return to form for Eddie Murphy." Metacritic provides a score of 59 out of 100 from 39 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews." CinemaScore polls reported that the average grade moviegoers gave the film was a "B" on an A+ to F scale. Tim Robey of "The Daily Telegraph" called the film "a tolerably enjoyable Brett Ratner movie", labeling it "brash, forgettable fun." However, Robey criticized Ratner for having the mostly white characters require the aid of a black character for the heist, saying "it's a little embarrassing that they can't conceive of doing this without bailing a black criminal out of jail but cultural sensitivity has never been Ratner's strong suit." "The Hollywood Reporter" Todd McCarthy said that the film is "snappy, well cast and streetwise" but felt that it ignored the "contemporary economic issues at its core." McCarthy said that Murphy's performance was a return to form as "the rude, confrontational, wiseass Murphy audiences have nearly forgotten after all the silly kid comedies and heavy-makeup outings of recent years," and said that with his introduction "the film's energy and amusement level kick up a few notches," but that the enjoyment ebbs during the actual break-in, in which "Murphy becomes neutered...and the logistics of the heist become too far-fetched and laborious." "New York"s David Edelstein called it "a shameless but exuberantly well-done caper comedy," and praised the performances of Stiller, Murphy and Leoni, saying "Ben Stiller...and Eddie Murphy...