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At the end, the movie breaks apart like crumbling kaleidoscope images, scattering plot, characters and images in head-spinning fashion.
there's something intoxicating about the vibe of "Poor Boy." It's a world you want to explore more, and Pucci's Romeo is a character worth falling in love with.
Set somewhere in the American Southwest, this mostly frustrating collection of lunatic elements tries too hard to be weird.
Poor Boy may not be destined for greatness, but that doesn't stop it from swinging for the fences the whole way.
Poor Boy deserves credit for trying to find a new spin on the "dumb guys get in over their heads in the crime world" genre, but it ultimately spins out of control, trying hard to be both an art film and a crime film without finding the balance.
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