Dwight Yoakam grew up for noticeability as a rural singer in the eighties and 90s, but by the time he wrote, led and filmed “south, west of hell, he was no stranger to Hollywood. He had acted for a few years before Bill Bob Tornton threw him in his famous 1996 Drama When the screen actors’ guild is nominated with the other participants, he was shown in the picture. Directed and judged after admission is probably a good thing.
The film premiered at the 2000 Slamdance Film Festival, before December 15, 2000 was theaters. It only earned USD 28 149 at the box office. Critics were not surprised either. The film has a 14% critic score Rotten tomatoes At the time of writing, but in justice, not one so -called “Supreme Criticism” reviewed this film and there are only seven reviews available. However, a quick look at these ratings does not accurately encourage confidence. For example, the only “fresh” review comes from Jamie N. Kristley at something in an ally “Apollo Guide” and is summarized as follows: “It is best not to give too much question-it is better to just switch the brain to standing and enjoy the show.”
DiversityRobert Koehler reviewed the film, but he wasn’t much impressive as any other critic, writing: “This thiro filmmaking efforts made by superstar Dwight Yoakam lacked critical form components, consistent shade, rhythm and economy that will make this truly old -fashioned oater. Editing and Staging “,” Clumsy Comedy and Grizled Genre Excess “and the Star” Still Learn to act “.
