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By Betty Jo Tucker (725) for ReelTalk Movie Reviews (1,771) on 14 Sep 2007

Billy Bob Thornton simply couldn't be better as the rude, tyrannical P.E. teacher whose answer to everything is '10 laps…

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By Roger Ebert (5,190) for Chicago Sun-Times (7,580) on 13 Sep 2007

To laugh at parts of this film would indicate one has a streak of Woodcockism in oneself…

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By Joshua Katzman (52) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 13 Sep 2007

There aren't that many laugh-out-loud jokes in this comedy, yet Billy Bob Thornton's portrayal of ass-kicking gym coach Mr…

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By Stephen Farber (295) for Hollywood Reporter (2,966) on 13 Sep 2007

As Mr. Woodcock demonstrates, a great premise can generate a lot of goodwill and almost overcome an uneven script. So too can expert performances…

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By Jack Mathews (1,044) for New York Daily News (5,623) on 13 Sep 2007

You can guess how it all ends, but getting there is a repetitious parade of put-downs and smackdowns that suggest you can't go home again -…

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By Stephen Cole (251) for Globe and Mail (2,419) on 13 Sep 2007

Who wants to watch any film where Sarandon, the sexiest 60-year-old woman alive, is first prize in a corn-eating contest…

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By Dustin Putman (2,479) for TheFilmFile.com (2,314) on 13 Sep 2007

Enjoyable enough while it lasts, but also instantly disposable…

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By Fred Topel (1,193) for Can Magazine (288) on 13 Sep 2007

I'll give them three big laughs, but those were just flukes…

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By Scott Tobias (1,684) for AV Club (2,778) on 13 Sep 2007

Thornton is one of America's finest actors, but after this, Bad News Bears, and School For Scoundrels, his run of loveably irascible authority-figure…

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By Frank Ochieng (928) for Movie Eye (513) on 13 Sep 2007

Generically silly-coated and pointless, [this] gym teacher from hell frivolity has all the freshness of stale athletic socks tucked away in…

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By Kevin Carr (1,610) for Film School Rejects (1,198) on 13 Sep 2007

If Mr. Woodcock himself were to assess this movie, he'd say, 'This movie is a disgrace to all goopy, gelatinous, half-baked movies the world over…

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By Rene Rodriguez (1,781) for Miami Herald (3,319) on 13 Sep 2007

Sarandon blends into the background, having practically nothing to do except stand around and wring her hands as the two men in her life battle…

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By Todd Gilchrist (762) for IGN Movies (1,472) on 13 Sep 2007

It's as if the (supposedly) innate hilariousness of the title justified pretty much any and all creative decisions, and once the actors were…

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By Brian Tallerico (1,600) for UGO (350) on 13 Sep 2007

Even though it was stuck in development for a while, it deserved another lap around the screenwriting gym…

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By Simonm. (25) on 13 Sep 2007

Uuhhhh anyone see School for Scoundrels? yeah that wasn't funny either…

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By Susan Walker (133) for Toronto Star (3,601) on 13 Sep 2007

This movie makes a much better case study for aspiring entertainment executives than it does a cinematic experience…

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By John Hartl (735) for Seattle Times (3,524) on 13 Sep 2007

While two novice screenwriters are officially credited with the script, the movie lurches around like something assembled by committee…

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By Thwest (1) on 13 Sep 2007

There are a few laugh out loud moments, but it seemed that they were few and far between, and the majority of the jokes just fell flat…

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By Steven Winn (20) for San Francisco Chronicle (7,630) on 13 Sep 2007

This film apparently sat around for a few years before being released…

Review of Mr. Woodcock (2007)

By David Elliott (754) for San Diego Union-Tribune (1,408) on 13 Sep 2007

Finally even Thornton finds his inner softie, at which point the film, after some OK gags, dies with a mechanical squish…

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