Delirious

I love this director. Every girl is wearing only a bra 75% of the time she's on screen! I kept track!

Such an unimportant film that it hurts to hear how Tom Di Cillo says he devoted his life, his soul to this and calls it his most personal work... Delirious is an OK movie, but nowhere near as The Real Blonde or Living in Oblivion...

Loved Steve Buscemi, but that was about it.

Steve Buscemi, as with every movie he's in, sells it like a donut to a fat man.

#11#, story, (reviews), S Buscemi/5-2.

It started out really well, very sweet. Buscemi and Pitt have great chemisty together. Wasn't very impressed with the Lohman character and the entertainment documentary aspect of the film. And the ridiculous last act nearly destroyed my enthusiasm for the film. Overall, it's a mess but I'm glad I watched it.

Light, near fantastical, and not quite long enough - it wraps itself up very quickly, to the point where I wonder if there is a deleted reel somewhere. Michael Pitt is great without having much of a backstory - he just sells it. Buscemi is great though, a character who you can empathise with while not seeing past his clear character flaws. We want him to connect with another human being but we can see why he just can't. And he makes that funny!

It seems to have a somehow distanced and cynical look on the events taking place. And it feels right - it easily passes as an easy, enjoyable comedy

great premise, very good chemistry between pitt and buscemi, but in the end it's too corny and forced

Sometimes smart but also sometimes cliché. Steve Buscemi and especially Michael Pitt shines.

Buscemi must have egalated the acting record of "the decent guy with treacherous tendencies". As for the film goes my expectations was too high due to brilliant Living in Oblivion. Though there are insightful moments especially with the camerawork -like the one Pitt taking a glimpse of fly struggling out of spilt coffee-.

Not bad not good...

Patchy movie that has its moments. It's main downfall is its lead, Michael Pitt. He's just not all that good. With Mac Culkin or Edward Furlong in the lead this could have been a much better movie, but it's comes across as half stilted buddy film and half a bad version of American Sweethearts. Nothing special at all. Still, its not terrible. Oh, and there's a bit after the credits.

This is an interesting satire of our celebrity obsessed culture. There were parts of the screenplay I could see coming and other parts that surprised me. Of course Steve Buscemi is good as usual.

Steve Buscemi can play a physical manifeststion of what having hemmerhoids can feel like and I can still love him.