Okay... I don't wanna get anyone's hopes to high, and thereby crush any chance of discovering the delicate genius that inhabits this "ROMHITCOMoholic", so I'm going to rate this a modest:

6 out of 5.


(But, being a bit of an überfanboy of Téa Leoni (Mrs. X-Files Guy for the TV-centric), I couldn't help but dig yet another example of her fine, fine, fine comedic skills displayed in her hallmark low-key, ultra-cute, hang-dog manner. And Ben Kingsley needs no introduction -- he's playing a differently damaged killer than his great Sexy Beast role, and gives a slyly hilarious portrayal of Frank ("I'm an alcoholic") Falenczyk -- the prodigal son of a deteriorating Polish mob family from Buffalo. Luke Wilson was the only lead underused here -- actually, I coulda done without his character altogether -- too bad because he brings a lot to the table in most of the recent movies he's been in (...Idiocracy anyone?!). Not to mention a host of great supporting actors. Anyways, it's really a fine comedy with a surprisingly positive message about redemption -- a movie that I urge you to try and catch in it's limited release, if any of the components I've described in it suit your tastes in the least... it certainly made me laugh out loud...)