Mr. Woodcock

To laugh at parts of this film would indicate one has a streak of Woodcockism in oneself. But to gaze in stupefied fascination is perfectly understandable. That's what makes Thornton such a complex actor.Read Full Review »

Uninspired, sure, but sporadically, spasmodically funny.Read Full Review »

It’s “The Great Santini” remade as a sitcom.Read Full Review »

Mild pleasures are available in Mr. Woodcock.Read Full Review »

A movie that commits sins of excess, except regarding Thornton. There's not nearly enough of him.Read Full Review »

Amy Poehler ekes out a smirk or two as a boozy broad publicist trying to keep her paycheck in check, but even the best gags feel like leftovers, again.Read Full Review »

The film logs almost all of its laughs when it's at its crudest, meanest, and most unfiltered. Everything else - and that is to say most of the movie - is a big, fat, derivative waste of time.Read Full Review »

This may be the most laugh-free comedy of the year.Read Full Review »