An emotional character study about loneliness and isolation that expertly blends humor and cruelty.
“Plan 75”
The film is extremely slow moving, and a successful project would not have left me waiting for the characters to die and being relieved when it was finally over.
“Fixation”
A psychological thriller that places more weight on style rather than substance.
“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile”
A good-natured, family-friendly adventure about a timid boy and his scarf-wearing, singing crocodile.
“The Munsters”
Like a bad Saturday morning kid’s show that’s corny, goofy, and seems aimed at the younger set. Except for the makeup, costumes, and production design, there is very little for grown-ups to enjoy.
“Mr. Harrigan’s Phone”
The script was based on a short story and feels like it, mostly because the film seems too vague. It’s open-ended and offers no resolution, which is frustrating as a viewer.
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