The Players(Les infidèles)

Variety by Boyd van Hoeij

The Players is an odd beast that, like all omnibus films, is only as strong as its weakest link.

Empire by David Hughes

Often funny, outrageously vulgar in places and very, very French.

Time Out London by Guy Lodge

There’s enjoyably smutty comedy to spare... but the film’s bleakest segments are actually its strongest.

The Guardian by Henry Barnes

If only the transitions in and out of the dollops of broad sex comedy weren't such a bumpy ride.

The Hollywood Reporter by Jordan Mintzer

A slick, occasionally hilarious but ultimately uneven appraisal of France’s favorite extramarital pastime.

Village Voice by Michael Nordine

An extended riff on marital infidelity, this is the rare omnibus film that isn't just a mixed bag -- it very nearly succeeds at being uniformly bad.

The Telegraph by Tim Robey

It’s a series of pointless, boorish skits about two unrepentant lotharios.

Total Film by Tom Dawson

Greater female input might have alleviated the film’s tiresome chauvinism.