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Filmmaker-actor Ray McKinnon voices his Southern droll in this amusing, feel-good comedy. Nov 20, 2007
Filmmaker-actor Ray McKinnon voices his Southern droll in this amusing, feel-good comedy.
Duane Byrge
Not a very good movie, on the whole, but there are laugh-out-loud moments and there's promise in the unusual world it depicts. Nov 1, 2007 | Rating: 2/5
Not a very good movie, on the whole, but there are laugh-out-loud moments and there's promise in the unusual world it depicts.
Roger Moore
A Southern-fried deadpan farce that suggests a mid-'60s CBS sitcom as reimagined by Hal Hartley. Oct 25, 2007
A Southern-fried deadpan farce that suggests a mid-'60s CBS sitcom as reimagined by Hal Hartley.
Joe Leydon
It's a film brimming with individual scenes featuring nice visual touches about the South and comforting down-home dialogue spiced with a healthy twinge of sarcasm. Too bad the movie never completely gels. Sep 21, 2007 | Rating: C
It's a film brimming with individual scenes featuring nice visual touches about the South and comforting down-home dialogue spiced with a healthy twinge of sarcasm. Too bad the movie never completely gels.
Bob Longino
Arch in a way that his previous feature was honest, it's a clumsy attempt to lay an overcoat of forced cornpone whimsy on a drab storyline involving mobsters. Oct 24, 2007 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Arch in a way that his previous feature was honest, it's a clumsy attempt to lay an overcoat of forced cornpone whimsy on a drab storyline involving mobsters.
Matt Brunson
It's just that the comedy and the drama never quite crystalize into anything remotely affecting, with the end result feeling more like some extended Southern in-joke than an honest movie. Oct 19, 2007 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…
It's just that the comedy and the drama never quite crystalize into anything remotely affecting, with the end result feeling more like some extended Southern in-joke than an honest movie.
Marc Savlov
...the sort of movie that, if the dice fall right, could find a considerable audience. It is a lot smarter and truer to life than a lot of little independent movies that could and did. Oct 5, 2007 | Rating: 89/100
...the sort of movie that, if the dice fall right, could find a considerable audience. It is a lot smarter and truer to life than a lot of little independent movies that could and did.
Philip Martin
The influences of a strange outside world rub up against -- and sometimes abrade -- Southern tradition and a good ol' boy's increasingly fragile sense of self in this dry, gentle, sometimes silly and sometimes very funny comedy. Oct 1, 2007 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
The influences of a strange outside world rub up against -- and sometimes abrade -- Southern tradition and a good ol' boy's increasingly fragile sense of self in this dry, gentle, sometimes silly and sometimes very funny comedy.
John Beifuss
Slow-cooked to perfection Sep 29, 2007 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Slow-cooked to perfection
Jonathan W. Hickman
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