Rotten Tomatoes Score: 8% (3.2/10) Why Critics Hated It: "Embarrassingly awful" feels like one of the few apt ways to describe this cinematic bowel movement from Monty Python alum Terry Jones. Simon Pegg again proves that he seems to flounder in starring roles away from Edgar Wright or big Hollywood franchises, but critics were more crestfallen that this is the movie the late Robin Williams' career ended on, voicing a profane dog (with an admirable level of enthusiasm, at least). The genuine laughs can be counted on one hand, it feels like a terrible skit show pilot that goes on about an hour too long, and somehow the lovely Kate Beckinsale also got roped into it (as Pegg's rather implausible romantic interest, no less). American critics should count their blessings that they didn't have to sit through it.
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