I just finished watching "Welcome to Mooseport" with Ray Romano and Gene Hackman. I thought the movie was kind-hearted and humorous in a Ray Romano kind of way. After the movie ended, I decided to see what the critics thought and found this comment by Roger Ebert, who gave it a thumbs up:

"We question that such a naive and innocent town could exist in America, and are almost relieved to find that the movie was shot in Canada."

I don't know whether I should be offended...