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Kiko Martinez
“A cutting, character-driven indie comedy about self-image, guilt and mortality.”
“A cutting, character-driven indie comedy about self-image, guilt and mortality.”
“Much of the humor and 80s charm is lacking, but the genuineness of the story is not lost.”
“It’s a self-help book with a feel-good ending despite its awkwardly altered tone.”
“A riotous, side-splitting road-trip…takes the rock star lifestyle into extreme territory.”
“Manages to overcome its flaws by staying inside the realm of scientific fascination.”
“Intense…Debut filmmakers the Edgerton brothers have easily earned our attention.”
“A sequel larger in scope, style and senselessness and less focused on script.”
“Not so much entertaining as it is a dizzying experience.”
“Thoroughly informative and quite baffling at times.”
“What makes the movie most enjoyable is how aware it is of its own stupidity.”
“Listless…not enough originality or magic to make it a truly happily-ever-after.”
“A high-end production with lofty ideas and a convoluted screenplay begging for editing.”