A hapless, unemployed 35-year-old (Michael C. Hall) still living with his father is the focus of a quirk-ridden finally-coming-of-age film. Critic Ian Buckwalter says the self-consciously literary movie, based on a novel by Douglas Light, attempts a clumsy cleverness that can't rise above caricature.
A hapless, unemployed 35-year-old (Michael C. Hall) still living with his father is the focus of a quirk-ridden finally-coming-of-age film. Critic Ian Buckwalter says the self-consciously literary movie, based on a novel by Douglas Light, attempts a clumsy cleverness that can't rise above caricature.
The Trouble With Bliss
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Review: The Trouble with Bliss
The Trouble with Bliss (2011) - IMDb
The Trouble With Bliss
The Trouble With Bliss - Movie Reviews
The Trouble with Bliss (2011) - IMDb
The Trouble With Bliss
The Trouble With Bliss
