Overnight

I really loved the movies from Ferenc Török. The Moszkvatér is really sweet and the Szezon has a very original atmosphere.

I purchased The Boondock Saints on DVD back in the summer of 2002 solely on word-of-mouth buzz from a few friends without so much as seeing a trailer for it, one of only two times I've done so. Like most guys, I liked it immensely and I too passed on recommendations to other friends.

.... from the standpoint of both subject matter (Duffy) and process.

Most of the activity of the film is on a red eye flight direct from Los Angeles to New York City on Valentine's Day. Tully, the pilot, has anger management issues.

1997. Miramax, scooping up Oscars and looking for the next big thing, seemingly found it in a small bar in West Hollywood, J.

I didn't expect too much when I opted to watch this on my Netflix, especially since I had never heard of it before. But halfway through I found myself loving it.

Troy Duffy is an idiot. Just watch Overnight.

This documentary follows Troy Duffy from his job as a bartender almost overnight to a high-powered director and creator of his first film BOONDOCK SAINTS as well as a leader of his own band who is making the music for this film. What makes this interesting is that with this first taste of success, Duffy is seen on film believing his own talents are limitless and saying that established actors and Hollywood executives are idiots!

I wanted to like this movie, but I found the two lead characters overacting their parts horribly and thus they seemed stupid. Let's face facts, nobody with that much need and who is that vulnerable should fly on a red eye flight and risk having a dialog with anyone.