And I went on down that road

Rating: 7/10 (22 January 2007)

Good people seem bad in the beginning and vice versa. Matt Dillon probably plays the most touching character among all the touchings that you witness. His role is dynamic and can be sensed best if one gets into his head and imagines what he is going through in his head especially when he is with his dad, the black woman at the doc's and when he tries to rescue an accident victim who had previously semi-molested when he pulls her over. But then again, he may very well be schizophrenic. A very bold, yet non-offensive racial innuendos. Can be compared to intersecting fate-driven stories like Magnolia, Pulp Fiction and Amores Perros.