Reviews

An honest look at humanity throughout history. SPOILER ALERT: it ain't pretty. This movie makes us ask ourselves, is this the world we want?

Such wasted talent. There is basically no story. And it's told as if trying to put the viewer to sleep. Mother of 3 has a bit of postpartum and has to have a car accident for her husband to notice she needs a hand. About a third of the movie is long endless montages with extremely boring music. When the female leads start connecting; there's Cyndi Lauper music to ensure we understand that girls just wanna have fun.

Excellent, well-made documentary about criminal wannabes. It's an absolute must-see for anyone who still has hope for the future of humanity--SPOILER ALERT: we're doomed!. All the people involved have no sense of what it means to be an honest, decent person. I agree with everyone's opinion of the incredibly entitled wife who has the nerve to cry about her fate. Seriously lady, with all the poverty, disease and suffering in this world, just shut the h_ll up! The daughter is equally oblivious and thinks this is all a big joke about her quirky parents. The only person with half a brain is the "real" criminal, who ended up using his brain to work the system & walk away scot-free. He says he wants to be a law-abiding citizen from now on, and although he might be lying, it's interesting to note that he's the only one in that movie who even knows what law-abiding means. As for the main character, the way he handled his first trip to the island with his druggie cohort in full withdrawal, explains quite clearly how he happened to lose his money in the first place. The judge's sentence makes perfect sense because there's no way these geniuses will ever pull off a successful criminal carreer. As for Julian, if an honest person finds a bag of cocaine, they don't hesitate to call the police, only criminals fear the law!