Mr. Nice

Though told here with appealing drollness, Marks's story makes an odd vessel for the filmmakers' casually advanced legalization arguments, what with its mischief making on the grandest scale possible. Full Review

Writer-director Bernard Rose effectively conjoures an atompshere of poetic stoned-1960s British rebellion, a feeling of woozy, intoxicating possibility that will not-so-eventually be squashed. Full Review

A solid, often entertaining life-of-crimer which benefits from some stylistic touches and a faithful, convincing central performance. Full Review

So what we're left with is a sort of contact high, drifting gently over to our seats in the back row. Full Review

This boppy biopic pushes a wealth of outrageous incidents while never making anything resembling a point. Full Review