A decent film designed to make viewers boo throughout.

There is still some funny, but veers too far on the spectrum toward obnoxious from hilarious, as compared to Borat or Ali G.

Would have been better as a ten-minute short.

Clever, well-made.

A lot of the broker shop-talk sounds goofy now, but the acting is almost universally good, with the strongest link being Martin Sheen, and the weakest his son.

Average after-school movie.

Expertly captures a cultural place and time while telling a good story.

Joe Pantoliano gives a good effort, probably his best.

Chock full of things people will either be offended by or find extremely funny.

Entertaining.