But when they start reading their lines, you realize how vacuous the script is. Even ignoring its propensity for non-stop profanity, there is little to admire about it. With miniscule plot and character development, the script leaves the visuals to carry the movie. And that's asking for some pretty heavy lifting. Well, Diamond is a freedom-loving man who refuses even to give his girlfriend his cell phone number, equating that to the umbilical cord that once bound men to their mothers.
Gage has a succinct statement of human desires.
This much can be said. After enduring many ugly bad movies, I, for one, appreciate having a bad movie that it is at least handsomely filmed and competently directed. It is rated R for strong violence, language and some drug content and would be acceptable for high school seniors and older.