So repulsive that any intelligent societal critiques that were to be made are overshadowed by the vile dialogue and subject matter.
So repulsive that any intelligent societal critiques that were to be made are overshadowed by the vile dialogue and subject matter.
Cage is a good sport when it comes to making fun of himself, with a self-deprecating charm that celebrates his charisma, raw skill, and general eccentricity.
An ordinary documentary with an extraordinary subject, and it’s one that every movie lover needs to see.
Filmmaker Ahsen Nadeem walks a difficult and highly personal path with this documentary about faith, and it is a pleasure to share in his journey.
Stumbles a bit as it heads across the finish line, but this is a well-made, enjoyable story of friendship in the 90s.
Plays like a slick marketing promotional video created by the New Orleans tourism bureau. The advertisement feel is off-putting.