Men Cry Bullets

Beautiful story of doomed love.

Writer-director Hernandez is comfortable with violent, perverse emotions, and can find humor in them -- a refreshing quality that keeps one watching long after her movie has jumped its own tracks and zoomed to a private world of obscurely motivated quarrels and uninvolving reconciliations.

The downside is that it all feels like a big in-joke, and you're not in on it.

The acting is more amateurish than Billy's diva act, and for all its ambitious editing, the film looks like something made in the Addams Family's attic.

Strains to be shockingly original but winds up as cheap and cheesy as its characters.

Overlong, naggingly pretentious, more absurd than absurdist and a cruel, cruel bore.

The race is on for worst film of the year honors. Among the top contenders: Men Cry Bullets.

Nice movie I enjoyed it the storyline was the best so far big ups to the cast