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Reviews Counted:83
Fresh:64
Rotten:19
Average Rating:7/10
Consensus: Crazy Love’s subjects and story are so compelling that they overcome the doc’s dry, talking heads format.
Crazy Love is proof that miracles do, indeed, still happen—in this case, that these charismatic characters’ emotional honesty with not only each other, but also the filmmakers, almost makes sense of their marriage.
Way before the recently reunited womanizer pubophile Joey Buttafuoco and teen spouse-shooter Amy Fisher, both of whom walked out on their marriages to get it on all over again, there was Burton Pugach and Linda Riss. Don't ask.
Anyone with a weakness for larger-than-life snapshots of dementia and the exceptional stupidity of humanity will have a field day soaking up every last frame of this terrific documentary.
Crazy Love is a rarity in documentaries; it's fun.
Narrowly focused, poorly paced documentary lacks a narrative thrust that could have made for a more compelling film.
The sheer fascinating strangeness of the people documented could earn the pic a minor cult following.
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