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Its modesty is what makes its very real virtues -- a tart, literate script, an adroit balance of humor and pathos, a memorable onscreen collaboration between star-scribe Scott Caan and his father James -- so cumulatively impressive.Full Review
At the risk that giving Scott Caan a bad review will cause him to fall in love with me, I must note the irony in a film that seeks to critique superficiality, only to fall back on the old "dead fiances deepen dipshits" trick.Full Review
The end is swollen with macho brooding before the hero finds the inner strength to accept the advances of another incredible dish.Full Review
What's lacking is a little more depth. This is a movie that covers a lot of distance in only 87 minutes.Full Review
In a certain kind of indie movie, the only thing sweeter than a bad boy transformed is slow, sad tragedy. Mercy has both, which isn't good.Full Review
