contains the clumsiest, most cloying misappropriation of bob dylan since, i dunno, the last bob dylan album?

(minor spoilers) The transition from black-and-white to colour and back is supremely well-judged. The tone is one step from despair. But still, they cling, for hope in the face of adversity, and innocence in the face of corruption. I hope they make it.

"A pedestrian picaresque that trivializes the suffering and yearnings of hardscrabble youth." - Bill Weber