| Slice of life short that evokes the party and after-party vibes quite accurately as well as their highs and lows. Not too cliché view into trans life also, with a nice little heart-warming ending. |
| This film is the very definition of trying too hard. Somewhere below the barrage of fast edits and overdone filters, there's an interesting story trying to emerge. |
| You laugh but you know this is all probably too close to the truth. Wonderfully sharp satire only made better by Peter Capaldi's potty mouth. |
| You've seen this before. Shows promise at the start but slips into sluggishness pretty quick. Remains watchable thanks to the charm of the cast but could have been a much better clone than it is. |
| Michael Bay destroys a monumental amount of cars and abuses drone shots. As far as popcorn action goes, it gets the job done. |
| Charming and easy-going meander around 1980s New York where plot is secondary and characters come first. Once you get into its groove, the ride is quite enjoyable. |
| One hell of a cast for not much of a film. Mildly entertaining. |
| A bit of an odd bird in the Lautner filmography. Sitting right on the edge between hypnotic 60s arthouse and gritty 70s noir. It's beautiful to look at, has a great soundtrack, and has quite a unique vibe. The dialogue and strange dubbing hold it back from being truly great. |
| Amazing. It's raw and heartbreaking but also somewhat poetic. The way the filmmakers just stood back and let the kids do their thing makes for some incredibly powerful storytelling. |
| Not Schrader's best. Harrelson's character is intriguing and the dialogue is sharp. It just meanders a little too much to be perfect. |
