Another Day In Paradise
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Movie Reviews of Another Day In Paradise
Movie Review: Alright
Summary: 3 Stars
It was alrighMovie Review: Terrible
Summary: 2 Stars
I'm a Larry Clark fan (even if he is a bit sex obsessed) but this flick is just bad.It's just a couple of middle aged criminals pairing up with a couple of naive sex-crazed kids and setting off on a rather unexplosive crime spree. There isn't anything special going on here. I found myself anticipating the point of good viewing for the entire hour and 1/2 only to see the credits roll.
If you're looking for something shocking, important and semi true-to-life like Clarks other films, don't waste your time or money on this one. You'll be deeply dissapointed.
(...). $10 is pocket change but it's way too much money to be spent on this movie.
Movie Review: Worth it for 'Woods'.
Summary: 2 Stars
It's Larry Clark's road movie with too much ...[profanity] and drugs and not enough of a story. James Woods IS the film~(anything he's in is worth seeing)~ Melanie Griffith...yeah,yeah whatever.
Natasha Gregson Wagner looks 22 & Vincent Kartheiser looks like he's 12.
Just wade through the boring,corny parts & watch it for Woods' fine performance.
Movie Review: Come on now
Summary: 2 Stars
Did I watch the same movie the other reviews watched? The acting was par, direction stunk. Was Woods supposed to be Schizo? The plot had "Drugstore Cowboy" written all over it, in fact, skip this and buy the other! You won't be dissapointed.Movie Review: Ho-hum... another Larry Clark something-or-other
Summary: 1 Stars
Yeah, yeah, great performances all the way around...how could you miss with such a great cast? But one-hit-wonder director Larry "Kids" Clark proves with his pedestrian direction that he's got nothing interesting to say. Feelings of deja vu saturate this film. You've seen it all before. If anything, Clark proves that being an indie filmmaker is no guarantee of talent.