If many of the script's circumstances seem a bit too convenient, Mandelberg's direction provides a cavalier "what next?" verve that invites incongruity.
Inside Out
Sometimes your best friend is your worst enemy.
2011 · 1h 33m · PG-13
Action, Crime
Directed by
Artie Mandelberg
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Inside Out
Overview
For the last thirteen years AJ has been behind bars, convicted of manslaughter for killing a man who intended to kill his best friend, Jack. Now released, AJ wants nothing more than to start a small business and live a crime-free life. Unfortunately, within hours of leaving prison, his oldest and best friend, Jack involves AJ in an accidental shooting in which a man is killed, forcing Jack to skip town.
Director and cast
- Artie Mandelberg Director
- Paul Levesque as Arlo 'AJ' Jayne
- Juliette Goglia as Pepper
- Parker Posey as Claire Small
- Bruce Dern as Vic Small
- Michael Rapaport as Jack Small
- Julie White as Martha
- J.D. Evermore as Baxter
- Michael Cudlitz as Detective Calgrove
- Jency Griffin as Irena
- James DuMont as Carlo Genova
Critics on Rotten Tomatoes
Top critics, in their words
Loyalties are tested and Scorsese ripped off until audiences may feel as if they're in a movie deathlock.
A nonsensical, thickly plotted gumbo...
Shooting for stoic, Mr. Levesque only delivers inert. And the plot devolves into a tangle of dithering story lines.
As bloated as its star's pectoral muscles and as lastingly resonant as any random episode of SmackDown.
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