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  • The biggest problem: The character is "so sad and helpless, so hard to like, so impossible to empathize with, that watching it feels like an act of unkindness" (Ebert, the Chicago Sun-Times ). A few concede that the film is "amusing if uneven" (Dennis Harvey, Daily Variety ), and Stephen Hunter gives the film a decidedly upbeat review: "The character works because Shannon so precisely gets the dank weirdness of the truly alone.

  • "almost unreleasable" (Mike Clark, USA Today ). And to add insult to injury, the Chicago Sun-Times ' Roger Ebert uses the expression "rumpy-pumpy" in his review for the third time in four months.

  • Some critics praise the film for featuring a hard-working family instead of Hollywood's usual black "pimps and junkies" (Roger Ebert, the Chicago Sun-Times ). Others say it just replaces a negative stereotype with a schmaltzy one: "[I]t pushes emotional buttons with all the subtlety of a poke in the baby-back ribs" (Richard Corliss, Time ). (Photos and the like are available here.)

  • As the Chicago Sun-Times ' Roger Ebert says, it's "one small step for the Blouse Man, a giant leap for Pearl Kantrowitz."

  • Pans for this tale of four high-school boys and their quest to watch a Kiss concert: "loud, vulgar, cartoonish, obnoxious, dizzying, disposable and more than a little bit shrill" (Jim DeRogatis, the Chicago Sun-Times ). Highlight: a tongue-cam point of view from inside Gene Simmons' mouth.


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