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Justin Timberlake has what it takes to be a genuine movie star.
February 05, 2007
Metro Times (Detroit, MI)
This inspired-by-reality tale is essentially an emotional snuff film. It's the kind of misguided effort a middle-aged director indulges in when he wants to reinvent himself as edgy.
Nick Cassavetes' film combines an aimless ramble through juvenile depravity in the affluent suburbs of LA and a quite disturbing evocation of the true-life murder of an adolescent boy in 1999.
Its originality lies in the fact that it depicts white middle-class kids on the loose, calling their women bitches and listening endlessly to violent, misogynist and homophobic black rap.
April 20, 2007
Toronto Star
Cassavetes starts to lose the plot at the precise moment he starts keeping exact track of it.