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βTowards the end, the movie can't decide where to take the tone, and it suffers greatly because of that.β
Virtualnerd Β· Metacritic β
βBut the ending was a bit of a let down.β
Wezlysniper187 Β· Metacritic β
βa stronger finaleβ
ALAMLEDP Β· Metacritic β
βFor its 140min running time it certainly felt much longer.β
Voodoo123 Β· Metacritic β
βI also really enjoyed the ending credits too where they got actual footage of the real life guys that this movie was based on playing tag themselves, very cool.β
MovieNights Β· Metacritic β
βconvinces us only in its conclusionβ
Vitor007 Β· Metacritic β
Read 28 Aug 2026 Β· confidence 100% Β· scored on the same 0-100 scale as a community score Β· how this works
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βItβs a ridiculously raunchy and very, very sweet comedy about staying connected to the most important people in your life.β
Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly Β· 100
βSurprisingly, thereβs emotional resonance in this slapstick flick about friends who are terrified to hug. Add that to the solid chemistry between the leads, and Tag is a fine callback to the sprawling ensemble comedies of the 1980s, back when the real-life tag team graduated high school. Itβs a solid summer film that will melt away from memory by fall.β
Amy Nicholson, The Guardian Β· 80
βTag leaves audiences energized and, dare I say, inspired, having delivered all that outrageousness...in service of what ultimately amounts to a sincere celebration of lasting human connections.β
Peter Debruge, Variety Β· 80
βWhile Tag doesnβt get every character beat right, it nails the energy and enduring companionship that the game has engendered among the friends. Itβs the kind of frothy escapist fare that goes down easy on a hot summer day, with a big old beating heart to boot.β
Katie Walsh, Los Angeles Times Β· 80
βA hilariously silly comedy based on an absurd true story.β
Richard Whittaker, Austin Chronicle Β· 78
Scores from Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes, read 28 Aug 2026. Quotes belong to their publications and link to the full reviews.
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βTowards the end, the movie can't decide where to take the tone, and it suffers greatly because of that.β
Virtualnerdabout 75β100% inread it β
βBut the ending was a bit of a let down.β
Wezlysniper187about 75β100% inread it β
βa stronger finaleβ
ALAMLEDPabout 75β100% inread it β
βFor its 140min running time it certainly felt much longer.β
Voodoo123about 0β100% inread it β
βI had a pretty great time with _Tag_. Maybe that's because I went to a nice theatre (which I haven't done in a while) and saw it with a couple of close friends on a very nice day, but I rather think that it's primarily because of Jeremy Renner's character. The way he's written, acted, and shot, are all pretty much flawless. Off the strength of him alone, I could probably send you out to see _Tag_, but there is a Hell of a lot else to appreciate about it too. _Final rating:β β β Β½ - I really likeβ
Gimlyread it β
βIt really is just funny. If you're looking for more than a funny movie it's time to question why you're watching Tag. The strength is the casting. Everyone did a great job, but there are three highlights I feel the need to specifically praise: Jake Johnson plays the best perpetual stoner friend I've seen since Brad Pitt in True Romance. He's both relatable and completely exaggerated, and he pulls both off with ease. Isla Fisher was, well, the best way to describe her is: "consistently hβ
GenerationofSwineread it β
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