Vengeance Dir. B.J. Novak 107 min. B.J. Novak clearly wanted to say something important with Vengeance, his feature debut as a writer-director, and that’s the film’s biggest problem. It’s not the wanting to say something, of course, but the straining for importance and the nakedness of the intent. Novak also stars as Ben Manalowitz, a writer for
In a fit of madness, I bought a ticket a couple of weeks ago to see Vengeance this coming Sunday. I'm not sure why, since something about B.J. Novak has always been like nails on a chalkboard to me. Keith, you have shaken the sense back into me. I'm canceling my ticket and going to see anything else. Maybe Sharp Stick.
wow. I don't want to know any more about it, but I sure can't tell if I want to see Sharp Stick or not....
In a fit of madness, I bought a ticket a couple of weeks ago to see Vengeance this coming Sunday. I'm not sure why, since something about B.J. Novak has always been like nails on a chalkboard to me. Keith, you have shaken the sense back into me. I'm canceling my ticket and going to see anything else. Maybe Sharp Stick.
Huh, two movies whose rural protagonists have sisters who want to be Tik Tok influencers. Not sure what that says or means.