Crazy In Alabama Critic Reviews
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The pieces don't always fit together smoothly, but there's a lot of flavorful work to savor.Read the full review
The opposition of the two dramas winds up in gratifyingly moral and philosophical territory.Read the full review
Banderas directs capably enough to keep the film lively.Read the full review
Were some group to launch a rival to the Oscars called The Wackys, it could do worse than make crazed Crazy its first recipient.Read the full review
It's troubling to watch it stray and ramble as first-time director Antonio Banderas struggles to pull disparate elements together.Read the full review
An ungainly fit of three stories that have no business being shoehorned into the same movie.Read the full review
The juxtaposition of grim reality and pure fantasy doesn't work...the entire film seem artificial and contrived.Read the full review
Somehow, Lucille's plight is meant to comment astutely on the civil-rights movement. Now that IS crazy.Read the full review
As campy as a flick by Banderas' evident artistic mentor, Pedro Almódovar.Read the full review
Mark Childress, who wrote the screenplay based upon his book of the same name, would have been better off leaving this Southern Gothic between two covers.Read the full review
