sentences:  Dave Kehr of the "Chicago Tribune" wrote that the film's imaginative weapons and humor make it an entertaining crowd-pleaser but criticized its cynical violence and lack of moral consciousness.Richard Harrington of "The Washington Post" compared it to "Hardware" and said its influences are more subtle, though it suffers from using too much humor.Chris Hicks of the "Deseret News" wrote that the film "isn't as bad as it has every right to be" and "provides some fun for fans of the genre".