One of those films that, despite its overt shoddiness, presents an opportunity to absorb something supremely silly without having to devote much attention to the proceedings.

An interesting film for the things it does right but, by the time the end credits rolled, I was unable to fight back a sense of frustration with its limitations.

As a snapshot of 20th century history, "Golda" does its job. As something more eloquent and important, the film falls short of its goal.

There is enough here to keep the film from being a car wreck but it is hardly an example of championship caliber filmmaking.

As an action-adventure film, this one is adequate but there is a sense that the production should be more special than “adequate.”

An occasionally enjoyable diversion that offers enough low-key laughs to paper over a few the filmmaker’s annoying tendencies.