So much better than the Mark Wahlberg one. I’m the first person to ever say this.

This would have been great if they attempted zero comedy. It had intense highs, but such upsetting lows. 

But this movie had everything: Jon Cryer, the guy who played Jay Leno in The Late Shift with a Mohawk, Lee Ving, Flea as the emotional center of the movie, and a song by W.A.S.P.

One of the worst parts of the past twenty years is the lack of Joe Pesci movies. He’s incredible in this. Pacino is the best he’s been in 30 years.

My only gripe was I wish Harvey Keitel was in it more.

I started to watch this because I thought it was a documentary about baseball cards, now that I’m saying that, I realize that would be boring as hell. Instead, it’s a documentary about a 40-year-old guy who has never had therapy dealing with his parents' divorce. If that sounds good, I should also tell you, he is very unlikeable.