Mini-Review: This is a movie I can't help but like. The concept is really interesting to me and I love the cast. I just wish the screenplay was better and the film itself was in the hands of a more capable director. Its a fun movie that when its problems are overlooked makes for an enjoyable viewing. I just think they missed an opportunity to make a truly unique amazing film.

Mini-Review: This is technically amazing. The cinematography is especially wonderful. The way this film is set up makes it basically a series of short films strung together to make one movie. The first 3 of these "short films" are great. They do a good job presenting both the history of Israel and familial history of the Elia Suleiman. However as the film progresses it starts to focus too much on the family. The lack of dialogue as Elia Suleiman got older made a poignant metaphor but a lackluster ending.

Mini-Review: Funny bits here or there. When he manages to stay focused he delivers some knock out material. Unfortunately most of the time he goes on tangents and does random stuff that isn't funny. Williams trademark style is in full force, which makes this worth watching if you're tired of the plethora of generic comedians.