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It has a brisk, well-turned-out quality that augurs well for Harris, the son of Richard Harris. Helping set and maintain the film's smart tone is Chaz Jankel and David Storrs' deft, trendy score. November 8, 2013 | Full Review…
It has a brisk, well-turned-out quality that augurs well for Harris, the son of Richard Harris. Helping set and maintain the film's smart tone is Chaz Jankel and David Storrs' deft, trendy score.
Kevin Thomas
Director Damian Harris isn't able to capture the book's special charms, and resorts to having his young hero address the camera to keep the viewer in the picture. March 26, 2009 | Full Review…
Director Damian Harris isn't able to capture the book's special charms, and resorts to having his young hero address the camera to keep the viewer in the picture.
Variety Staff
The result is without dramatic or moral weight, despite Highway's contrived comeuppance, and it's impossible to care about the characters. June 24, 2006 | Full Review…
The result is without dramatic or moral weight, despite Highway's contrived comeuppance, and it's impossible to care about the characters.
Geoff Andrew
Pryce gives one of the year's most refreshingly uninhibited performances as the boy's weird, postmodern hippie brother-in-law Norman. And Fletcher is a genuine star. His devilish precocity makes The Rachel Papers a bracing treat. January 1, 2000 | Full Review…
Pryce gives one of the year's most refreshingly uninhibited performances as the boy's weird, postmodern hippie brother-in-law Norman. And Fletcher is a genuine star. His devilish precocity makes The Rachel Papers a bracing treat.
Hal Hinson
Captures the brash boldness of the novel, but not the literary wit. A misguided affair. November 8, 2013 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Captures the brash boldness of the novel, but not the literary wit. A misguided affair.
Barry McIlheney
Why must film-makers always be such slaves to the lowest common denominator? November 8, 2013 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Why must film-makers always be such slaves to the lowest common denominator?
David Parkinson
Martin Amis's brilliantly acerbic first novel is unpersuasively filmed as a trendy teen comedy, with its self-loathing intellectual hero transformed into a nerdy-but-lovable computer geek. November 8, 2013 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Martin Amis's brilliantly acerbic first novel is unpersuasively filmed as a trendy teen comedy, with its self-loathing intellectual hero transformed into a nerdy-but-lovable computer geek.
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Emanuel Levy
Quote not available. May 14, 2004 | Rating: 2/5
Daniel M. Kimmel
As a coming of age story, this is much more fun than many contemporary 'teen comedies'. May 24, 2003 | Full Review…
As a coming of age story, this is much more fun than many contemporary 'teen comedies'.
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