Reviews – Page 38 – Tail Slate

‘Eat, Sleep, Die’ is a fine debut feature

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This is a strong debut feature film for writer/director Gabriela Pichler.

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The saddest part of the tale is how this has affected the lives of the five and how their search for ultimate justice has been denied.

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A story about religion, miracles, immaculate conception, rock and roll and teen-angst, all wrapped up into 96 minutes.

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Based on the true story of Jay Moriarity, surfers and fans of surfing will love this movie.

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A great sense of dread and atmosphere established early in the film gets deflated by the lackluster conclusion and obvious climax.

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Rob Cohen is a hit and miss director. This new film falls somewhere in between.

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Films about someone suffering from alcoholism aren’t new, and this one does it well, even if it fails to break new ground.

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This excellent drama will – and should – give Helen Hunt her second, much deserved Oscar for her outstanding performance.

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Teen angst has been the subject of both brilliant and horrible filmmaking and this film falls somewhere between brilliance and horrible.

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The original, as I’ve been told, was terrific. I would like to see that movie, because this one wasn’t very good at all.