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My only complaint is that it feels more like a series pilot than a stand-alone film, but thumbs up. Jun 21, 2004
My only complaint is that it feels more like a series pilot than a stand-alone film, but thumbs up.
Richard Roeper
It has an undeniable authenticity in its characterizations and situations and an empathy that is all too rare even in independent cinema. Apr 13, 2004
It has an undeniable authenticity in its characterizations and situations and an empathy that is all too rare even in independent cinema.
Frank Scheck
The ensemble cast, asked to improvise its roles, interacts with conviction and chemistry. Apr 8, 2004 | Rating: 3/4
The ensemble cast, asked to improvise its roles, interacts with conviction and chemistry.
Steven Rea
Jim McKay's ensemble drama, the opening feature in the annual New Directors/New Films series, has a roaming, lived-in quality. Mar 24, 2004 | Rating: 4/5
Jim McKay's ensemble drama, the opening feature in the annual New Directors/New Films series, has a roaming, lived-in quality.
Elvis Mitchell
It's Spike Lee with no special effects, Blue in the Face without the celebrity cast... There are no epic disasters here, but there is real tragedy. Jul 2, 2018 | Full Review…
It's Spike Lee with no special effects, Blue in the Face without the celebrity cast... There are no epic disasters here, but there is real tragedy.
Matt Ashare
I feel like a real heel for not being able to endorse this film enthusiastically and wholeheartedly, but there we have it. Feb 2, 2005 | Full Review…
I feel like a real heel for not being able to endorse this film enthusiastically and wholeheartedly, but there we have it.
MaryAnn Johanson
Although ambitious...Everyday People is a disappointing step backwards for the filmmaker. Jul 11, 2004 | Rating: 5/10 | Full Review…
Although ambitious...Everyday People is a disappointing step backwards for the filmmaker.
Josh Ralske
Appealing and interesting characters, but [McKay] spreads his film too thinly over too many of them, resulting in sketches, rather than portraits. Apr 15, 2004
Appealing and interesting characters, but [McKay] spreads his film too thinly over too many of them, resulting in sketches, rather than portraits.
Arthur Lazere
Vividly depicts the changes taking place in the lives of the working poor in Brooklyn now that the traditional safety nets no longer protect them. Apr 2, 2004 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Vividly depicts the changes taking place in the lives of the working poor in Brooklyn now that the traditional safety nets no longer protect them.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
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