Anjelica Huston, Ben Gazzara, Christina Ricci
First-time director Vincent Gallo stars in this self-consciously stylized story of a social misfit who's rescued from emotional annihilation by the girl he kidnaps.
DVD Release Date: February 1, 2000
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September 7, 2009Vincent Gallo at his very best, this is his masterpiece. His acting and direction are uniquely brilliant as our the excellent cameos and performances throughout. Unfortunately this film still resides in the cult status wilderness, which is very unfair.
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August 28, 2009Quite slow moving at times, but a very unique and original storyline with a lot of character. I am very impressed with the performance from Vincent Gallo in this film, who incidentally Directed and wrote this too. Christina Ricci was also great in this film.
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January 5, 2008rated somwhere else before being on flixster. a masterpiece. still not quite true romance though.. haha
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September 3, 2007Wonderful effort from Vincent Gallow. The humor is painful but very statisfying.
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November 19, 2009This is a masterpiece definitely. Personality of Vincent Gallo, who plays odd and good-looking guy in the movie, is very ridiculous. It was funny when I first watched him running around the town to piss.
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October 13, 2009Una película hilarante al mismo tiempo que pensante y profunda, definitivamente una de las mejores películas que he visto
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October 4, 2009This is a movie that breaks so many rules, its reactions are naturally divisive. By asking his audience to follow a character who isn't easy to like or even tolerate, Gallo is doing a brave thing. Photographically speaking, the unconventional approach to the material will turn of...( read more)
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August 14, 2009After watching Buffalo '66, I knew I had enjoyed it, I just didn't expect it to be something I'd like enough to watch a second time.
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July 4, 2009Vincent Gallo is a total jerk in every way, but hey, this was a good film. The characters were interesting, and I got a weird kick out of the surreal tap dance performance that Ricci did to King Crimson in the bowling alley.
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