[The characters live] quite a privileged existence, but one that's quite a pleasure to watch.

There are worse sins than allowing a director to coast smoothly through her favourite moves.

For a while, the film teeters on the brink of sitcom territory, but rescues itself by introducing a degree of complexity in the proceedings.

There’s hijinks, there’s fun moments, and it’s Bill Murray. He’s always funny and charming in this.