Zeroville

This filth grates all the more because the film is so unbearably smug.

To say it is for Franco completists only seems just.

Franco embraces the zero in his title, producing a film that starts to feel like a middle finger to both Hollywood and anyone who searches for meaning in it.

As with many of Franco's projects, it seems to have left the station without a script, with the result that entire segments feel half-baked and semi-improvised.

Franco seems to be aiming for comedy, but there are few laughs to be had.

A compelling reminder to spend more time reading.

Vikar is just a weird guy left out to dry on a plotline.

Film that doesn't understand what's ridiculous. [Full Review in Spanish]

Perhaps if I had read the book, Zeroville the film would have made more sense.

Off beat, quirky and confusing. Still it held my interest and made me think about it once I left the theater.