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Cliched and clunky. Not really a great showcase for Cruise or Chris Penn.

his naive little movie hopes to prove itself the Flashdance of football.

The result proves sadly under-choreographed. And choreography is everything in a film that leans as heavily on slapstick as this one.

this wacky comedy simply glides over the ice, never falling in the cracks or tumbling off course. Heder plays the angelic-faced blonde-mopped former child protge ... and Ferrell is the sex addicted Tsunami of Swagger, thrown unwillingly together.

Rob Reiner's self-congratulatory Ghosts of Mississippi portrays Medgar Evers' slaying from the viewpoint of a white guy and can't even do a capable job of that.

This is good stuff. Unfortunately, director Herb Gardner is a little too fond of writer Herb Gardner's script, which just keeps going and going and going -- until even two old pros such as Walter and Ossie have worn out their welcome.

The film delivers honest special-effects shocks without forfeiting its good nature.

At first this takes the form of your classic poltergeist activity (moved furniture, that kind of thing), but it becomes weirder.