
A documentary that takes a fascinating look into a family's story that is entertaining through its contradictions and format but is, at the same time, actually too personal for me to be fully invested.
I do like the thought of pursuing a dream and being determined no matter what. ย Robyn needed this adventure. ย She was attracted to this life.
I'm also glad I got learn a bit more about camels.
Hilary Swank tries her darnedest to win another Oscar but fails. This is a thankless role, much like her character. What saves it is Tommy Lee Jones' unrestrained performance and nice cinematography.
In the end, I was glad I saw it because it was good harmless fun and it made me laugh.
6.8/10
A documentary about pushing the limits on the body, love, and your dreams. Filled with challenging imagery and strange real-life characters.
A geriatric film about the end of life and, more so, friendship. Walken, Pacino and Arkin show they can still entertain even with a mediocre production.
The main deterring factor was the rape/woman-in-a-trunk storyline. It was convoluted, insensitive and unnecessary to the story. But I did love the "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" finale!