there's no way for me to review this film without bias. I'm also a mentally ill grandchild of a holocaust survivor, and for that reason perhaps, I was totally unable to experience a real pain without feeling like it was telling a story so deeply personal to me and my community. simply put, I don't think I've been this moved by a film in such a long time.

the performances are great, of course. kieran culkin is rightfully getting praise…

a movie that doesn’t say enough to deserve a long-ass review so I won’t give it one. it’s fun for the first 45 minutes, and then the next hour is just the same tired shtick over and over again. terrible dialogue and while mikey madison does her best with what she’s given, sean baker doesn’t seem to think that the titular character deserves any actual depth. men will enjoy this because they won’t have to think about the consequences until…