Didn't Stare Close Enough

I saw a review, can't remember where, of The Men Who Stare At Goats, that complained Kevin Spacey only appeared in a handful of scenes. How odd. First, he's fourth-billed--anyone can see this film stars George Clooney, not Spacey. Second, he's in plenty of scenes. It's a fairly sizable supporting role. I don't understand how any critic could say otherwise.

By the way, part of the story takes place in Ann Arbor, but it didn't look like they shot there. On the other hand, Whip It, Drew Barrymore's film, takes place in Texas, but was shot in and around Ann Arbor.

PS I found the review. It's in The Hollywood Reporter, of all places. It ends with this: "Spacey, who appears in a handful of scenes, has but to bat his eyes balefully to convince as a walk-on villain." Bizarre.