96% Fresh on the Tomatometer
Sure Ebert's a Cusack-Penn idiot in real life, but when he stays inside his own fat head and just writes about what he sees on the screen he can produce the appealing middlebrow review. Read his whole piece here.This from Ebert: "Three shots in two minutes and we know so much about this boy's toughness and resilience, the industrial gray-market conditions to which he has adapted and -- despite his confidence and self-reliance -- his inescapable dependence on the adults around him.
The 12-year-old Ale (Alejandro Polanco) is an accomplished hustler, whether reselling bags of candy on the subway with a polished sales pitch or stealing hubcaps."
Alejandro Polanco and Isamar Gonzales. Just wanted to see those names on this page today.
Who can say enough good things about Chop Shop? By-the-by, that's two (2) (dos) muy excellente movies set in Queens

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