To be fair, Edward Norton's screenwriting and directing was top notch in terms of the general acting and performance of everyone involved. It's worth seeing, but as I said, "maybe", only because it's a slow burn and could've been accelerated in spots. The jazz in the club was great as was the authenticity of the neighborhoods. I recommend this film principally on the care that went into its development and Norton's accurate portrayal of someone suffering with Tourette's. Other than that, if you see it, that's nice. If not, no biggie.
Review of Motherless Brooklyn
