Prairie Miller

If the best thing that might be said about a football movie, oddly enough, is that it can be a really entertaining experience for anyone who could care less about sports,

Sandler is the reluctant Israeli counter-terrorist operative who'd rather be doing dainty stuff like cooking dinner and hair styling. Which doesn't cramp his macho style at all, at least when it comes to impressing the bathing beauties at the local beach

If honor among thieves seems like an outdated notion, for UK screen mobster maven Guy Ritchie, there couldn't be a more incendiary narrative device around.

This, while engaging on the side in a little Geneva Conventions dodging, free lance maneuvers of his own, shooting suspicious pedestrians in the back of the head in broad daylight.

The rule of thumb when it comes to satire, is that some degree of equal opportunity ridicule is a must. Otherwise, it's just plain propaganda.