Los Angeles Times
With a target that tempting, it's not surprising that this cynical and funny film hits more often than it misses. Starring practiced comics Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis as two politicians who do not hesitate to stoop as low as it takes to claim...
Gawker
That The Campaign could never come up with a fictional scenario that would rival the absurdity of what actually happens in our daily political discourse is an obvious point, yet one that needs to be made again nevertheless. Is any sort of shtick that...
The Fresno Bee
39 PM Text Size: tool goes here Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, two comedians who couldn't find the word subtle in the dictionary if you spotted them the first five letters, have come together to take a shot at politics.
The New York Times
Warner Brothers Pictures From left, Kya Haywood, Grant Goodman, Zach Galifianakis and Sarah Baker in "The Campaign." From left, Dan Aykroyd, John Lithgow, Brian Cox and Josh Lawson. You can chuckle at the buffoonery, raise your eyebrows at the...
San Francisco Chronicle
So much of "The Campaign" is so completely nutso-wacko in its depiction of politicians and politicking that you might want to dismiss it as over the top. In the real world, after all, no one campaigning for public office has ever slugged an infant in...
Charlotte Observer Online
The excesses of partisan sniping, negative campaigning and pandering skulduggery are the comic equivalent of fish in a barrel, and every last minnow gets picked off in The Campaign, in which Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis play North Carolina...