Ebert Recommends “Firecracker”

Roger Ebert gives Firecracker 3½ stars. Read More »

Source: rogerebert.com
Submitted By: Sean M. Graham via the CV List

11 Responses to “Ebert Recommends “Firecracker””

  1. Ken Says:

    I have been asking about this around the video stores here… no one’s heard of it. I tell them “Look up Karen Black” and still nothing.

    I’ll probably be lucky to find it for download.

    Found this interesting Car VS Man compilation set to “Digging the Grave”, tho http://media.putfile.com/Car-VS-Idiots-2-Digging-the-Grave

  2. paul Says:

    I must have this movie! will a Firecracker DVD ever come out? does anyone know for sure?

  3. Andy Says:

    Firecracker is still looking for distribution. It is only showing at festivals currently.

  4. dogman Says:

    check out the dikenga films website. you’ll find evrything you need to know on there. this film is an instant cult classic

  5. Austin31 Says:

    I saw Firecracker the other night here in Chicago. Trying to be as unbiased as possible, I have to say it was very good. Patton plays two roles and excels in one and is good in the other. When he plays the drunken older brother he is truly brilliant, and as the the carnival owner he’s good. There are a few slightly disturbing scenes so I don’t know if it’s a date movie exactly but it’s certainly better than most musicians first performance.

  6. Tatann Says:

    Can anyone tell me who is Ebert ? Is he a well-known critic ?
    Is 3.5 stars a good “mark” ? Is it out of 5 ?

    btw I already saw Firecracker’s making of “Wamego” on DVD multizone so I hope Firecracker will be available on multizone too

  7. Andy Says:

    Roger Ebert is probably the most well known American movie critic. He is half of the Ebert & Roper duo (formerly Siskel & Ebert, before Gene Siskel died) who rate movies either “thumbs up” or “thumbs down”. Read on for more information about Roger Ebert »

    The rating is very good. It is out of 4 stars.

  8. Jorge Says:

    I went to the US Premiere in Tribeca Cinemas and it was great. The movie is very powerful.

  9. Travis Says:

    Ebert gives his reviews on a four star basis. That’s an exceptional review.

  10. Frog Cola Says:

    With the way everything is going almost directly to DVD after a few months of its release I doubt that the producers wouldn’t have it out before long. I am hoping that it can make mainstream cinema just from Mr. Ebert’s review. I’ve yet to see the film but I am hoping Mike Patton makes many more movies. One with Chris Walken would be lovely.

  11. SmilesBruises Says:

    I emailed Dikenga several months ago and they said the DVD is expected to release in 2006. When? Who knows? Can’t wait. I missed the NYC premiere.

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