By the time we reach the "Butch Cassidy"-inspired climax, any filaments of credibility still clinging to these characters have completely disappeared.
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New York PostV.A. Musetto
New York PostV.A. Musetto
The one highlight is Julia Nickson, who breathes life into the role of Ethan's evil stepmom.
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Village Voice
Village Voice
An exhausting exercise in genre mixing.
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L.A. Weekly
L.A. Weekly
Nobody onscreen seems to realize that this deadeningly self-serious treatment of family dysfunction is so overwrought that it becomes a spot-on satire of low-budget ineptitude.
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San Francisco ChronicleJohn McMurtrie
San Francisco ChronicleJohn McMurtrie
Desperately wants to deal dramatically with the legitimate issues of homosexuality, tolerance, homelessness and drug use. But to do so, the movie, like Ethan, would first need to grow up.