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Hollywood is full of tales of people like Moondog who discover the true meaning of life when they get sober. Korine isn't that naive.

Banderas is convincing in this role but he is the only actor who brings any grace to a movie which is filmed with a dark and obscure filter to match the unredeemingly seedy world it portrays.

Murphy has long been underrated as an actor so it's really good to see him finally getting his teeth into something this meaty.

While some of the testimony, from the likes of Steve Earle and Mos Def is powerful, many of the parallels Francome and Evans attempt to draw feel slightly spurious and their conclusions lack sufficient back up.

Just so you know, if you've seen Babe, or Animal Farm, there isn't any reason to see this. I'm surprised there haven't been infringement lawsuits threatened.

t's a slight premise, but it's played for laughs throughout, pastiching not only the TV show, but the buddy genre and the Seventies in general.

There have been great police corruption movies - Sidney Lumet's Q&A comes to mind - but usually they are more subtle than this.

Visually colourful but narratively bland.