An average movie

Honestly, it is a rather obscure feature and I no idea what to expect from this flick but since I have a weak spot for Tim Robbins, I was still quite eager to check it out. Eventually, I thought that the concept was actually quite interesting (apparently, the main character was based on the director himself who, in real life, did break into people's cars to disable their noisy alarms and was even eventually arrested and jailed). On top of that, Tim Robbing is a capable actor and he definitely delivered a decent performance here. Unfortunately, like many other supposedly quirky indie features, the story didn’t remain really focused until the end and, therefore, it didn’t manage to keep me captivated. I have actually never noticed it before but this movie was directed by Henry Bean and the guy also made ‘The Believer’, another rather obscure but actually really amazing movie starring a very young Ryan Gosling. So, 6 years later, Bean came up with this follow-up and it was rather a step-down in my opinion. Still, in spite of its flaws, I thought it was a decent feature and it is worth a look, especially if you like the genre.

6/10