Review: Mind-Numbing, One-Dimensional 'Mr. Right' Starring Sam Rockwell & Anna Kendrick

Thanks to deplorable direction by Paco Cabezas, and a childishly broad screenplay by Max Landis, "Mr. Right" ends up all wrong. Its one saving grace comes in the form of an efficient cast, headlined by Anna Kendrick and the always-fun-to-watch Sam Rockwell. Among the array of supporting players, Tim Roth does an okay job as the half-dimensional "seriously mean guy" (yes, a direct quote from the film) and Wu-Tang clan honcho the RZA makes a late appearance as hired gun Steven, nailing the film's funniest moment. The rest of the cast is, unfortunately, disposable thanks to a screenplay that sounds like it was written one late night in a hotboxed frat room. It's such a cool story bro, you can practically see the Doritos stains. Cabezas' last movie was the Nicholas Cage-starring "Rage," which, if you've deleted from memory is more than understandable. The picture featured tasteless D-movie action getting in the way of everything else, and this trend...