Director Frank Oz, maker of such comedies as What About Bob? and Little Shop of Horrors, switches locales to England for this sometimes-amusing, but mostly dull vehicle. A family gathers for a patriarchs funeral, and madness ensues. Somebody accidentally drops acid; someone else tries to blackmail the deceaseds sons, and someone literally gets shat upon. The movie has its share of laughs, but the situations feel both recycled and ugly. Amusing performances from the likes of Peter Dinklage and Alan Tudyk cant save the picture from being stale. Theres also a homophobic tone to some of the humor, and that certainly doesnt help matters much. You will find many movies at the cinemas this year that are worse, but that doesnt make this one good. In the end, it feels like 10 other movies condensed into an unoriginal 90 minutes.