Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!

Well meaning and good fun and all that. But I thought this an extremely obvious portrayal of the grieving process that uses only the most blatant cues to tell us how the protagonist is feeling. Just nothing at all to consider that is not in front of your face. Very little…

The Oscar Expert

HA-CHAN, SHAKE YOUR BOOTY! is a vibrant, tonally erratic, emotionally rich celebration of dance and its resilient power in the face of grief, led by an impressively complex lead performance from Rinko Kikuchi. Director Josef Kubota Wladyka instills the film with personal…

Matt Neglia

When I die put me in a giant bird suit and launch me into the air like a firework please

JP Pizzimenti

finally a movie about the evils of polyamory

colin simpson

Unbelievably fantastical.  A moving and truly real portrait of grief and a surreal, unhinged comedy all at once. Acted and directed to utter perfection with so many stylistic and wildly entertaining sequences filled to the brink with spectacle and originality. Had a scene…

Let'sGetReel

That Punch Drunk Love poster that kept coming back felt like an old friend

Zach Reagan

Fun enough but forgettable. It has nothing very fresh to say about grief to the point where it left a bad taste in my mouth

Brother Bro

the most assured crowd pleaser I’ve seen out of Sundance this year — best screen use of “Be My Baby” since Mean Streets 

Justin LaLiberty

Boldly (correctly) proposes that the one true universal language is Dirty Dancing. 

Katey Rich