Boston Globe by Mark Feeney

Overall the results are amiable, if also slack and talky.

The Playlist by Michael Garmonsway

There seems like there could have been quite the stylish biopic in Rapkin’s version of events, but the telling is underwhelming, making this film a continuous stream of possibilities that are never opened or explored.

Los Angeles Times by Michael Rechtshaffen

While a fictionalized account of Lee’s career certainly held some sex, drugs & rock ’n’ roll potential, the blandly pedestrian film Spaceman seldom delivers despite an engagingly game lead performance by Josh Duhamel.

The New York Times by Neil Genzlinger

The effort is commendable, but the execution is rocky.

Village Voice by April Wolfe

Throughout the film, the wrong characters are in focus, inexplicable close-ups abound, and Rapkin’s got the camera on rails, moving and panning for seemingly no reason.

The Hollywood Reporter by John DeFore

The film is as shapeless as a real life — amusing in an extremely mild way on occasion, but no more goal-oriented than a protagonist who, time and again, shows that all he really cares about is getting high and tossing a ball around.