Gentlemen Broncos Critic Reviews
Metascore®:
Based upon 11 Critic ReviewsHighest Rated
- |
- Publications (A-Z)
- |
- Critics (A-Z)
- |
- Favorite Critics
The director, Jared Hess, who made "Napoleon Dynamite," a film I admit I didn't get, has made a film I don't even begin to get.Read the full review
Has little to offer besides unrelenting strangeness.Read the full review
Napoleon Dynamite seems perfectly well-adjusted (not to mention downright charismatic) compared to homeschooled mama's boy Benjamin Purvis in Gentlemen Broncos, the latest oddball character portrait from one-trick helmer Jared Hess.Read the full review
A comedy that can’t even admit to its own overwhelming sense of disgust.Read the full review
If you didn't know otherwise, you'd swear that Gentlemen Broncos was made by a disaffected high school student – and not a particularly talented one.Read the full review
Crammed with so much deliberate tackiness that it borders on exhausting self-parody.Read the full review
Satire aside, what the oddball folks here never feel is real, despite the filmmakers' claims of autobiographical parallels.Read the full review
Timing, good jokes and characters you can laugh with and at are mostly missing from Gentlemen Broncos.Read the full review
Setting out to make a cult movie is almost as strange as setting out to make a camp movie. Or setting out to make a movie that's so bad it's good. If you know you're doing it, you're not really doing it.Read the full review
The audience may have bought the act in "Napoleon Dynamite." But this time, the act bombs.Read the full review