A movie about a 30' long crocodile that has somehow migrated to a lake in Maine and has taken a liking to human flesh. The movie doesn't have much substance - which I guess is apparent by the fact that it is only 82 minutes long. She was sent on site by her boss who she was dating but who left her for her co-worker. As the story goes, they just wanted to get her out of the office for a while. Gleeson plays the local sheriff who has the most common sense of all the characters but is ignored and poked fun at by all the other characters.
Golf is just old men in ugly pants walking.
I actually had looked forward to this movie, probably just because of the cast. I always liked Will Smith and, despite Dogma which was an absolutely horrific excuse for media, I like Matt Damon as well. And on and on and on. The Great Depression leads Charlize Theron's character, who has inherited her father's newly built golf course in Savannah after his untimely death, to stage a 56-hole golf tournament to raise money to save the course. Damon's character winds up learning more than just how to regain his stroke bla bla bla.