E-Dreams

That the e-graveyard holds as many good ideas as bad is the cold comfort that Chin's film serves up with style and empathy.

There were a lot of people who came to regret investing their time and money in Park's brash dream. You won't be one of them.

Plays out in quite a different offscreen context than did last year's similarly themed sleeper "Startup.com."

Entertaining as he is, there are many times when you wish you'd been given a few more facts and numbers so you could understand what the young CEO and his colleagues were celebrating or bemoaning.

The movie is a little claustrophobic -- a marathon of conference calls, frenzied pointing and clicking, and office pep talks.

The film delivers what it promises: A look at the "wild ride" that ensues when brash young men set out to conquer the online world with laptops, cell phones and sketchy business plans.

Misses the boat by essentially acting as a positive press release for the now-defunct Kozmo.com.