One of the finest films of modern entertainment history.

Rating: Null/10 (23 December 1999)

I must admit that I am more of a fan of Jim C.'s than of Andy's...which is why I went to the movie. I left with a greater understanding of Andy's cutting edge comedy; but, the man himself is a mystery. I truly believe he must have had some clinical mental health diagnosis. The movie takes you through a myriad of emotions...some you may not be prepared to visit. Now, what about Jim C's performance? Brilliant! He deserves the Oscar with a big red bow tied around its neck. They say that it is always difficult to portray a person who is still living or still so recently present in the audience's mind. Jim accomplished this task without question. Considering Jim's own fame...it is amazing that he was able to get the audience to forget it was "Jim" and lose themselves in his characterization of "Andy." He becomes Andy. He is Andy. As usual for me, I sat through all of the credits, and as the lights came up...I was shocked to see that the rest of the audience was sitting there too. That is a sure sign that a film has the audience in it's hands. If it was theater...these hands would have been applauding.