Lost in Thailand(人再囧途之泰囧)

Los Angeles Times by

By our quote-unquote standards of contemporary comedy, it plays as uneven at best and often just flattens out for long jokeless stretches.

The Hollywood Reporter by Deborah Young

While the exact secret to the film’s high-grossing recipe remains a bit of a mystery, it probably has to do with the good-humored chemistry between the unlikely partners, pushing the limits of censorship in the sexual-innuendo department, and a well-written off-the-wall script that makes audiences laugh out loud.

Variety by Maggie Lee

Lost in Thailand is a boisterous, joyously hokey comedy.

The New York Times by Nicolas Rapold

Like many broad successes this unremarkable movie proves decidedly reluctant to yield any golden secret to box-office bonanzas, unless you count tried-and-true chase formulas and a moral about rethinking priorities.