Jeff Goldblum is a very funny man who has a penchant for being in very unfunny comedies ("Vibes," "Earth Girls Are Easy," "Beyond Therapy," "Transylvania 6-5000," the list goes on). Unfortunately, "Shooting Elizabeth" is yet another in this long line. It has its moments and the occasional amusing line--usually when Goldblum is alone and hamming it up--but for the most part it falls flat. Its crazy plot about how he wants to murder his wife (Mimi Rogers) is supposed to give the film a screwball feel, but it just comes off as silly. Rogers doesn't have much of a part, and there is zero comic chemistry between the two of them. On the whole, this is only for those who must see everything Goldblum makes.