Liz Orr

Hilarious. It has a warm funny vibe throughout, makes fun of the glamour of Hollywood. Lots of little things make you burst out laughing. He is a depressed dude, so people who are depressed might find the jokes about depression too much, I think this is why professional reviewers didn't like it, they are all angry depressed aholes. Great cameos.

The cinematographer and the stunt coordinator were obviously not working together, the action sequences are confusing and disjointed. There is a whole ESP/memory thing with the main character which increases the confusion. They also don't explain anything, you have to guess or rely on flashbacks. You can't tell who is fighting who and if it is real or not. In the middle of an action sequences they will put in video of other people that are not part of the action. Also very odd bad acting, like people are actually not speaking English and are being dubbed, they should have let them speak original languages. If you can understand what the story is, it is actually relevant ( even 23 years later) and interesting. Too bad about the cinematography, editing and sound, it might have been a great movie. Some really great actors. Also get to see the real New York.