Delirious

This is the best DiCillo movie I've seen, and he's made some good ones ("Box of Moonlight," "The Real Blonde").

The movie is exhilarating in a way that only hard-won knowledge of the world can be.

Engaging, intelligent and enjoyable.

In the end, I don't know that Delirious has all that much to say about the fame game, but you'll laugh nonetheless.

The story's surprises range from clever to annoying, but DiCillo manages to hold it all together with his consistently amusing cast members, who make you laugh at their characters' self-absorbed folly.

It would be nice to see a sharp, funny, penetrating satire of the new, kicked-up culture of empty media fame, but Tom DiCillo's scattershot buddy movie Delirious isn't it.

Too many different stories are vying for attention here, and none of them are very good.