The crude premise (a talking penis messes up a family man's life) allows for some spicy moments, but runs out of steam quickly. The film is also surprisingly sexist for being directed by a woman (the German Doris Dörrie, in her English-language debut; this one wasn't a hit and she continued her career in her own country). The biggest irony may be that Ellen Greene, who plays Griffin Dunne's wife that "Me" wants to guide "Him" away from, is really the hottest woman in the film! Dunne himself is rather miscast. Mark Linn-Baker does a good job as the "lower voice", but few of his lines are funny. ** out of 4.