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Produced and directed by middle-class white men, the movie crawls through sewage to appear genuine.

The direction is different, but appropriate.

It's not war with an aggressor. It's war within.

This show has great drama, writing and it’s as funny as it is moving.

It's not quite as slick or sexy as the Ocean's movies, but it is steeped in personality.

Despite cliches lining up in rows, Honey has real energy, emanating as much from Jessica Alba's performance as the exhilerating hip hop routines.

Makes no sense whatsoever.

The film is appallingly directed, exposing the actors to scenes of baffling embarrassment.

The film soundtrack contributes neatly to the sense of alienation; of setting apart from the hearing world, with background track alternating conventional melody with something far more ominous.