- Studio: Trinity Home Entertainment
- Release Date: Jun 21, 2002
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80Gutsy, unconventional, bursting with raw urban energy, this surprisingly suspenseful drama portrays New York Hell's Kitchen residents whose lives are governed by the immutable circumstances of their tawdry existence.
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63Lacking quite the zip and zing of "Run Lola Run," this lively indie tale of a drug deal gone awry could be alternately titled "Walk Fast Bobby Walk Fast."
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60Montias's script lacks surprises -- Still, the minor figures surrounding him (Bobby) -- from teenage Puerto Rican beauties to a mobster's middle-aged groupie -- form a gritty urban mosaic, and Bobby's wanton energy is utterly convincing.
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Manages to distinguish itself with a strong central performance and a mostly low-key approach to the subject matter.
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50Decidedly a minor item that's been on the shelf for a while but is nonetheless an effective calling card for its writer-director-star.
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50Whenever the picture tries to be about something bigger, it turns predictable or maudlin or, in a few sad instances, both simultaneously.
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40As a debut it holds out the promise that Montias might do something more interesting in his next film.
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30The movie rarely overcomes its terminal Scorsese- and Ferrara-isms, or fulfills the promise, evident in the film's early passages, that Montias might be a fine observer of local color with his own unique stories to tell.
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