Title: Hokum
Product review: All those stars from seven reviewers ?!?!? Amazing. Might the unbelievably generous four and five star reviewers have been blinded to the fact that this is incoherent nonsense by their fondness for Nighy and Blunt, or Richardson? I think they're great too, even here, but they can't salvage this mess of a screenplay. Cheap shots abound: the grieving parents, both of them loony enough to let such a young child ride on such a dangerous street and going loonier after his death; the absurd media mogul Nighy is supposed to court; the tasteless misuse of Diana; that embarrassing song. It's all just too much, too far-fetched and too silly.
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