I did Iove D'Onofrio's scene-stealing turn as the noseless crank dealer Pooh Bear though.

He is a drug addict, a revenge-seeking husband, a snitch, a trumpet player - this film tries to cover too much ground. Many of the characters are very entertaining, but the story just skims along in order to cover everything. The biggest travesty that stuck out in my mind is making a drug addicts life seem so easy and wonderful. It had potential, but it struggled to get anywhere.

Nice little indie film. Great music as is usual from Thomas Newman. The scene with the pigeons is worth the price of admission.

Terrific film with fine performances by Kilmer in the lead, the supporting cast is quite good also. Recommended.

A very fine performance from Val Kilmer (and a nice supporting turn from Sarsgaard) are largely wasted in a movie that is far too scatterbrained to have much punch. The movie is all over the place, and not in a way that seems like it's trying to reflect the drug-addled nature of the narrative. It's just a sloppy script, with filler sequences that don't add much of anything to the story. The "mystery" twists and Kilmer in fine form make it worth the watch, but there's potential here to be better.