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Gunless is harmless, the sort of pop entertainment that sets its sights low and doesn't underachieve.

A comedy western loaded with chuckles that only occasionally fires blanks.

I just don't happen to like puzzle films of any kind, but I must credit Mr. Cronenberg with more intellectual depth than most of his fellow pessimistic movie pranksters.

Dark, delirious fun.

If you like comedies but hate going to the trouble of actually laughing, then this might just be the movie you've been waiting for.

The sooner Code Name... gets flushed out of cinemas, the better.

Only a fan would be inclined to tolerate this dunderheaded mystery.

I Want to Believe is too little, too late: a timid stab at reviving 1990s terror tropes in an age when the fuzzy fear of sci-fi has been replaced by darker and more real stories narrated by al-Qa'eda and CIA Black Ops teams.

The movie seems unusually honest in portraying the no-option existence of the working poor, but the story slips into melodrama in the last reel.

It's a film of mood -- and the mood is perfectly captured.

It's a bummer when the audience is smarter than the protagonist.

From a bevy of cheesy jolt scares (alarm clock! barking dog!) to the embarrassing sight of Zellweger and Ian McShane treating this Orphan-style B-movie silliness with grave seriousness, the film proves to be one hokey-horror riot.

Despite its hipster-coffeehouse soundtrack, foul mouth, randy characters, and violent patches, Wilby is wholesome and ultimately remarkable for its optimism.

Mediocre.