Copied from the pages of a wimpy kid’s diary comes this poorly scripted waste of time.

Beyond the excellent supporting performances and metaphors of this political thriller, it’s interesting in that the ideas presented are prescient, while the lead gives a stilted performance reminiscent of acting thirty years prior.

Playful and mildly humorous.

The most exciting passport control has ever been.

Better in stereoscope, and may be the only movie such.

Not exclusively a Rodney Dangerfield vehicle.

Typical Woody Allen, with a good premise.

Gangster movie by Lithuanians, for Lithuanians.

Very funny.

Something for everyone.