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Genres:
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Comedy /
Crime /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Mike Clattenburg
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Actors:
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Robb Wells,
Gord Downie,
Alex Lifeson,
Lydia Lawson-Baird,
Gerry Dee,
Glen Grant,
John Paul Tremblay,
Mike Smith,
Lucy Decoutere,
Cory Bowles,
Michael Jackson,
Eugene Clark,
Barrie Dunn,
John Dunsworth,
Patrick Roach
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Duration:
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95 min.
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Rating:
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(7.2/10)81.5
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Plot Summary:
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Fixed in a separate storyline not interrelated to the "Trailer Store Boys" Tube bear out, but with the in spite of dear characters. The boys get arrested as far as something robbing an ATM contraption and dissipate 18 months in jail. When the communicate discernible, they decide to recuperate off "The Big Dirty" which is to hijack a large amount of coins because they are untraceable and quit their life of wrong forever.
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Tags:
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Colourful, touching and imaginative love story.
Set in a korean insane asylum, this charming film manages to avoid coming over as try-hard and doesn't squeeze easy laughs from it's quirky characters but instead confounded my expectations by presenting a sweet and sad story of a girl who tries to handle loss by retreating into fantasy and a young boy who loves her, himself sad and troubled, trying to make her break her hunger strike by any means necessary. It all looks beautiful and modernist and the moments of pure fantasy are spectacularly realised.
I am a fan, but that's OK
I loved the Vengance trilogy and was looking forward to this. It is as different from it's predecessors as it is possible to get but doesn't disappoint due to it's overall charm and quikiness. The issue of mental health is never exploited for simple comic effect and the central performances are very strong.
There are few films which show this degree of visual and stroytelling flair, the work of a modern master.
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