On the one hand, Jeff Fahey plays a cowboy with a bunch of robot dogs.
But on the other hand, everything else.
On the one hand, Jeff Fahey plays a cowboy with a bunch of robot dogs.
But on the other hand, everything else.
A damn fine film. Beautifully crafted on every level. It's a movie that gets at the core of not just the human spirit, but the sentient spirit, while examining the devastation that loss can bring. This series got better with each film, and it's been capped off with this terrific final statement.
Surreal and Fun. A madcap ride through the weird streets of New York after the sun goes down. I really like Scorsese doing comedy, and this one felt a little like him trying to do David Lynch, even though it came out before Blue Velvet, so who knows, maybe Lynch was doing Scorsese.