The Washington Post 's Desson Howe and Slate's David Edelstein insist the film still has its  Every so often, something wickedly inspired will come along (Howe); the film's still more agreeable than most of the slapdash laugh-machines around (Edelstein).
The film is somewhat agreeable in comparison to others.
There are no good films ever.
One of the biggest disadvantages of living on a collection of volcanoes is that there is an excess amount of hot springs.
There is no need to test further.
There is a woman outside in this picture
I would prefer considering the National Education Association as a professional organization.
The audience watches the peformers.
I never watched TV when the war was on.