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ZigZag Reviews

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Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Aug 21, 2005 2/5
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David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Jul 25, 2003 2/4
...the film suffers from an overly meandering pace and a central character that's just not all that interesting.
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Pablo Villaça Cinema em Cena Jul 14, 2003 3/5
O roteiro tem seus momentos de fraqueza e o protagonista distante demais para estabelecer uma identificao com o espectador, mas, ainda assim, o filme funciona graas s timas atuaes oferecidas pelo elenco (especialmente a do estreante Sam Jones).
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Merle Bertrand Film Threat Dec 8, 2002 4/5
Heartwarming and gently comic even as the film breaks your heart.
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Scott Weinberg Apollo Guide Oct 18, 2002 61/100
Not at all clear what it's trying to say and even if it were - I doubt it would be all that interesting.
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Andrew Sarris Observer Jun 27, 2002
Mr. Goyer's loose, unaccountable direction is technically sophisticated in the worst way.
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Gene Seymour Newsday Jun 21, 2002 3/4
The movie, despite its rough edges and a tendency to sag in certain places, is wry and engrossing.
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John Dentino L.A. Weekly Jun 21, 2002
A great ensemble cast can't lift this heartfelt enterprise out of the familiar.
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Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times Jun 21, 2002 4/5
A small movie with a big impact.
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Megan Turner New York Post Jun 21, 2002 2/4
The character of ZigZag is not sufficiently developed to support a film constructed around him.
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Frank Scheck The Hollywood Reporter Jun 21, 2002
Goyer's screenplay and direction are thankfully understated, and he has drawn excellent performances from his cast.
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A.O. Scott New York Times Jun 20, 2002 2/5
ZigZag might have been richer and more observant if it were less densely plotted.
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Robert Wilonsky New Times Jun 20, 2002
Though Jones and Snipes are enthralling, the movie bogs down in rhetoric and clich.
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Ken Fox TV Guide Jun 19, 2002 3.5/5
Leguizamo and Jones are both excellent and the rest of the cast is uniformly superb.
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Michael Atkinson Village Voice Jun 19, 2002
An ambitiously naturalistic, albeit half-baked, drama about an abused, inner-city autistic teen.
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