lyricalwhip

While I know people worked very hard in this film, it sucked hard. I really wanted to like it. It started out with an interesting twist that had so many potential storylines. Yet, the writer chose to go in the direction of "DUUUUH".

The dialogue was just not relatable given the context of the situation. I think the actors did the best they could do given the script they had to work with.

There were so many illogical scenes given the situation. If this story is going to have this radical twist followed up with nonsense, the movie would've been better if the twist was the end. It would've at least made watching all the other nonsense worth it.

What came around should've kept on going...into the dumpster. That's just my humble opinion.

Others loved it so what do i know? Watch it for yourself.

This movie is a story that follows an art thief trapped in solitude with priceless works of art. With no central air, water, and barely any food, he is gradually reduced to primal insanity and begins to interact with the art and create his own art. Then the credits roll. That's about it.

This movie was a very interesting story that pointlessly leads the viewer off a cliff. Which is pretty much what I wanted to do when I realized I wasted my time enduring the boredom for nothing.

Dafoe delivers a great performance as usual, but the storyline left me regretful for having missed a rerun of "Family Guy".

This drama provides a gritty, bittersweet, and unadulterated glance into the entertainment industry from the perspective of group of comedians. The actors truly brought the characters they played to life. Like most artists on the come up, there are no bells and whistles to jump out at you and immediately grab your attention. It gradually unfolds and is just there for you to watch. This show deserved more publicity. Which is the same point the comedians tried to prove to themselves.

Give it a chance. It's a gem.