Texas

A confused mess, especially the first half. A multitude of characters poorly fleshed out adds to the confusion. The height of sophistication is a character that burps city names and other words. (Fifteen minutes into the film and the inanity was too much for many in the audience. I also thought of leaving.) In the second half, a scrappy story finally emerges and a little bit of sense is brought back to the opening scenes. The only saving grace for this chaotic film is good music and competent camera work. The best way to see this film, if one insists in doing so, is to skip the first hour. Enduring the first sixty minutes puts one in a foul mood.