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People are split on this one, a dark comedy where substitute sheriff Ulysses Richardson, played by Bob Odenkirk, stumbles into a massive conspiracy after a small-town bank robbery. Odenkirk is the main draw, with most agreeing he's perfectly cast and brings a lot to the role, and the film's specific humor really lands. Where it loses people is the story itself, which many found underwhelming and too familiar, with the central bank robbery setup specifically called out as a weak point. The pacing also dragged for some. It's a movie where your enjoyment hinges on whether you're there for Odenkirk's performance and the jokes, or if you need the plot to feel fresh.