What could have been an extremely brave and affecting tale of mental disability is hidden away under allusion and further confused by unnecessary cheap laughs.
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The fallout will be existential
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At times very funny, at times moving, at times kinda exciting and regularly pretty dark. Just never quite at the same time leading to an odd mixed bag of a movie.
ReplyDeleteDoes also include the best inadvertently funny moment when Ellen Paige reveals her sidekick persona.